The term “professional” is something that is often vague. Many people take it for granted and just toss the word around like it has a significant amount of weight. But when you really look at it, what does it mean? How do you define someone as a professional in their respected field? I’ve come across

Before I begin this, I must admit, I am far from patient. I am one of the, if not, the most impatient person you will ever have the pleasure of meeting. But even

  In the amateur world, especially on online communities like the Voice Acting Alliance and the Voice Acting Club, many aren’t sure what is the proper etiquette for auditioning, what is more important, the acting? The microphone quality? Following the directions and proper labeling? Some may say it’s the acting, but truthfully, it’s all of

How to Auditions: Submit your most recent demo reel. Nothing longer than 1:30. NO Impressions. No Morgan Freeman, Christopher Walken, no impersonating famous voice actors. Focus solely on a balance of range AND acting. Rounds will be based on themes. No impression themes, emotional themes. Round 1: Commercial Narration (20) Round 2: Normal/Content/Happy (15) Round

It’s been a busy month or 2, then again, it’s always a busy month. Still want to get this short story compendium book out, but we’re low on entrants, there’s a few but it’s not enough to warrant publication. It’s a shame too because there’s some really talented writers. And this is an early on

I’ve seen countless individuals who want to start their own “anime” or cartoon post on various forums searching for animators. I understand clearly the pain of having a vision and not having an outlet to share said vision. Though, primarily voice acting related communities such as the VAA, http://voiceactingalliance.com/board/forum.php, are not going to have a