Over the past few weeks, it’s been really interesting to see how the voiceover industry is adapting to the coronavirus pandemic. Many voice actors are scrambling to book & record projects from home. The voiceover industry has been heading in this direction for a long time and COVID-19 has catalyzed the process. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately, depending on who you ask), some will be left behind. One way that voice seekers are adapting are by adding new voice actors to the

A few years ago, I wrote a blog entry about being prepared so things like a blown tire or a crashing computer don’t make a bad situation worse. The coronoavirus pandemic has shone a bright light on every aspect of our lives and highlighted in glaring detail how we handle things financially, logistically, and emotionally. As a voice actor, how prepared are you for this? Don’t get me wrong. Unless you’re an epidemiologist or VERY paranoid, there’s no way in heck you prepared fo

There is a lot of information (and misinformation) out there about getting COVID-19 financial assistance. With that in mind, the following video is an interview with attorney, voice actor, and good friend Robert Sciglimpaglia. We talk about how freelancers like voice actors can get COVID-19 financial assistance. In the interview, we cover : The Stimulus Check: who will qualify for it, when will they get it, and how they will get it Filing for unemployment: who qualifies, wher