Voice acting studio

Want the know-how about building a vocal booth for a voice actor and/or vocalist? There are a number of tutorials available on the Web to various degrees of detail, but few if any are from the voice actor perspective specifically. Here is a detailed account of how I made

If you have a great voice and decent acting skills, you can break into the voice-over industry and become a successful voice actor. All you need is time, voice-acting training, a quiet space, and a lot of practice.

I like to act with my voice, I have done some dubbing and acting courses, I can interpret different characters and styles with my voice.

Have You Found Your Authentic Voice? The lessons I learned as a Disney voice actor about finding your voice and inspiring others. #ZootopiaBluray

Sound booth in your home for recording!

Vocal booth inside #ASP

Learn about your prospects as a voice actor, with insights from industry insiders.

This documentary is aimed at a pretty specialized audience. You could probably condense the three volumes Bang Zoom plans to produce down to one and get something of interest to film fans in general. As it is, volume one here is long and dense enough that you may have to be a serious anime fan to enjoy sitting through the whole thing. That said, serious anime fans, and dub-watchers in particular, should give this a look if they get the chance. There's a lot of interesting insights here from…

Started in Television (on camera) at 12 years old. Since then, have specialized in voice acting, studying at a radio-television school at age 15. Many other acting courses after that. Started working full-time as a voice actor in 1984. Have been voicing tens of thousands of projects since then... commercials (from ultra low pitch to hard-sell), documentaries, TV & radio shows, e-learning, phone messages, video games characters, etc. I work full-time from my professional studio, often…