When starting your voiceover career, it is best to find your niche, what area of this business suits you  the most.  During the process, you will discover all sorts of areas  you probably never realized existed in voiceover, the possibilities are really endless. 

When you are fortunate enough to find your niche and continue to study, practice, network and grow your business...

By Paulette Jackson: It has been a little over a year since this unfortunate and devastating pandemic has hit us all over the world. For me, at first, it was a struggle to continue to be creative and find the motivation to continue with my voiceover business. I wasn't sure, as I am sure a lot of us were feeling, just how much of an affect this pandemic was going to have over my voice.

With tha...

When starting out in the voice-over business, it's been suggested that you find your niche (place or position) that's going to be where you're voice and style would be best suited. For me, it became radio (something I never thought I'd do). My passion and love has always and still is music, (singing in particular) but I never really pursued it professionally.

Paulette Jackson: Posted on Tuesday, February 24, 2015 3:28 PM

I plan on doing some traveling this Spring/Summer and don't want to miss out on any auditions and opportunities while I'm away........... Does anyone use their iPad or Phones to do any recording and sending demos? What is the best app and mic to use for the iPad?

Paulette Jackson: Posted on Thursday, December 18, 2014 12:25 PM

The music industry, in my opinion, has gotten away from the music, creativity and development of it's artist. Gone are the days of the "Motown School of Artist Development" or some form of it..........! It is sad to me that most of today's artist have gotten away from creativity and going more with what is considered "commercia...