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Before you get in front of the mic, do you have anything special that you do to get in the ‘zone’ for voice acting performances?

The Voices Insiders shared their go-to vocal care techniques that help to repair the strain on their voices when they take on harsh-voiced roles.

As a voice actor, you will often be required to get into character. These tips will help you become your character and nail the read.

Voice coach and actor Rachel Alena on how to get into character for your next gig. She uses her real life experience and examples.

Weighing out why, how & when to use multiple voice actors for elearning course voice overs, especially when budget & time constraints are priority.

Being in character can be difficult - but it can also be a thrill. Chris Nitchter loves character work and gives tips on staying in character.

Denise Woods, dialect coach to the stars, shares her experience keeping actors stay in character and tips for helping you sustain yours.

According to Mark Twain, there is no such thing as a new idea. Learn how to re-spin the characters you know and love into your own. Read more

How do Billy West, Reuben Langdon and Paul St. Peter find the character? Read on to discover how they make animators dreams come true!

4 tips to help voice actors get into character: comfort, conviction, confidence, correlation. Read how these terms relate to character preparation.

Voice actors can use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Assessment to help build more authentic characters by understanding personality types.

When a character’s voice is first created, something special happens, & it may be voiced by different people over the decades, takes on a life of its own.