by Mihaela Ivan Holtz
As an artist, you live in a dreamworld. It’s a world filled with creative ideas, passion, and fantasy. In that world you meet characters, you hear music, you envision the stories that you want to create.… (more)
by Hugh Edwards
The question “Do I need a sound reflection filter in my home studio” is often asked to us in our mentoring area at Gravy For The Brain. This blog will provide a definitive answer to that question!… (more)
When it comes to the profession of representing talent the profession of personal manager is unfortunately the most fraught with shady characters. Individuals operating scams that at worst defraud actors. At best create a lopsided arrangement. … (more)
by Paul Strikwerda
I apologize in advance for what you’re about to read. I’m a bit fired up today.
What’s going on?
Well, I made the mistake of once again visiting the Voice Acting Alliance (Unofficial Group) Facebook Group. … (more)
by Douglas Taurel
Acting is the only profession in which you will always be in a constant state of unemployment, always, you will always be looking for work. You book a TV series, a film, a play or a tour, and when … (more)
by Karen Commins
In my last article for narrators, I wrote about 3 ways to become a computer super user. One piece of software that all audiobook narrators need is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Coaches and new narrators … (more)
by Bonnie Gillespie
I have a question for you.
It’s about your setpoint.
Do you believe that someone is always running game on you? Out to get you? Taking advantage of you?
Or do you believe that everything is always … (more)
by Ali Wills
Not all of us have been there, but many of us have.
This is the first audition you’ve had in months, you’re super nervous because you need this money to make ends meet and hate your survival … (more)