*NEW!* Working from Home

An “in studio” career has transformed into a “from home” career.

The Covid pandemic transformed the voice over industry overnight. Recording and auditioning from home is now the rule, even for animation and games, which have historically been face-to-face and in person.

Most sessions are now directed and engineered remotely via conferencing software (sometimes with video, sometimes just audio). Voice actors are now expected to record an on-air quality performance at home and then upload the session files to the studio after the session.

Auditioning is now almost entirely done at home and alone.

Many projects now require a ready-to-go home recording capacity before allowing an audition!

It is thus each voice actor’s urgent priority to get a decent home studio capacity up-and-running ASAP!

I hope to show you that setting up an acceptable home studio isn’t as daunting (or expensive) a project as you may think. In many cases, you can get a home studio set up and running affordably and quickly.

Home Recording Overview: Acoustics, Mic Use & Software CLICK HERE

Remote Conferencing: Source Connect, Zoom and Remote Control CLICK HERE

Home Studio Hardware & Components CLICK HERE

Scenarios for Remote at-Home VO Recording CLICK HERE.

Building a home PVC studio in a closet CLICK HERE

Stuck at home, unable to find experience or opportunity close by? CLICK HERE

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