You've got the voice. You've got the desire.
But if you're like most aspiring voice over talent, you may be missing one crucial thing…
Acting experience.
It's the one thing that separates true voice talent from the wannabes.
Most new voice over artists have zero formal acting experience. And that's okay.
Because this is something you can easily learn with the right kind of training.
Over the past 30+ years, I’ve trained people from every background imaginable — accountants, teachers, doctors, writers — people who never saw themselves as “actors.”
With the right coaching, they went on to have successful voice over careers.
Here’s the secret: You don’t need stage acting experience…
You need acting tools designed for the booth.
And one of the most powerful tools in your VO arsenal is Improv.
"Do I Really Need Acting Chops to Do Voice Over?"
That's a common question I get from new voice actors.
Here’s a little-known secret all the best voice talent understand:
No matter what the script is, you're always acting.
You do need to have some acting techniques designed for voice over.
And once you have them, a whole new world of voice over opens up to you…
Scripts, roles, and niches you never imagined possible can be within your reach when you know how to do this.
When you've had VO improv training…
You'll know exactly how to stay calm, pivot fast, and deliver multiple takes with confidence and ease.
These are necessary skills for a voice over artist to have.
Not to mention, you'll have more fun!
What You'll Learn: The 6 Improv Keys for Voice Actors
These are the same techniques working voice actors use every day. After this training, you'll be able to use them immediately in your next audition or session.