I like to reflect on how my work takes me into interesting areas, offers insights and creates opportunities to share experiences. It’s not the world according to me, just some musings on topics that may be helpful to others.
British Voiceovers Love Direction I’m a British Voice Over, always looking to be as productive as possible for my clients around the World. It’s widely accepted in the Voiceover community that Client Directed
Lets not call it Professional Voiceover work, lets call it the: ‘Bill Paying Burn-out Plan For Newbies That Thought Voiceover Was an Easy Way to Work From Home’ The Voice of Expectation Is it just
I’ve often been heard to be a little negative about the influence of AI on Voiceover and its impact on the creative industries in general. After all, having run rampant and without regulation for several
The big assumption about medical narration is that it’s all about 17 syllable words, spoken in a range of styles from ‘professional and authoritative,’ to ‘calm and reassuring’. When I first started as a Voiceover
When it comes to developing a skill-set as a VoiceOver artist, there’s one area that really deserves some special attention – Character Voice Narration. Its one of the most challenging, yet strangely rewarding genres you
A Voiceover Artist is a semi cave dwelling creature that occasionally interacts with other physical beings. We spend a lot of time in our studios creating professional, broadcast quality audio and have to strike a
When NASA sent people to the Moon (they really did), the average age of the staff at Houston Control was 35. Thats the upper age when people assume you can adapt to new technology, wear
All Work and No Play Leads To Burn-out Do you have a guilty pleasure ? Well if you do, then maybe the time to indulge it is when it feels like your eyes are square
Before I was a Voiceover Artist, not too long ago but long enough that facsimile was still a thing, I had a career in healthcare. Over 30 years I developed an ease of clinical literacy
The noise around AI is relentless. There’s lots of fear, lots of scepticism and plenty of discussion in communities that feel under threat. Let’s take Voiceover as an example, my industry. Assumptions keep being smashed,