Exploring the Art of Conversational Voiceover with Hugh Klitzke

In this episode of Voice Acting Unplugged, hosts Margaret Ashley and Anthony Rudd interview Hugh Klitzke, a renowned voiceover coach and director with over 125,000 sessions directed at Buchwald Talent Agency in New York. Hugh shares insights on the evolution of conversational voiceover, its historical roots, and how it differs from traditional announcer reads. He discusses his transition to independent coaching, the importance of emotional authenticity in voice acting, and his methods for helping established voice actors master the conversational read. Hugh also shares details about his free consultations and the open studio sessions he offers through conversationalvo.com. The episode concludes with a discussion on language evolution in voiceover and the importance of specificity and interpretation in creating genuine, relatable performances.

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Navigating Voiceover Success with Mark Scott

In this episode of Voice Acting Unplugged, hosts Anthony and Margaret are joined by Mark Scott, a Canadian full-time voice actor and voiceover entrepreneur (VOPreneur). Mark shares his journey from radio to voice acting, discussing how he built his career through online casting and marketing strategies. He highlights the challenges of marketing for creatives, the impact of AI on the voiceover industry, and the importance of a strong web presence. Mark also talks about his coaching services, where he helps aspiring voice actors with marketing and growing their business. The episode is packed with valuable insights on leveraging modern tools and platforms to thrive in the competitive world of voice acting. https://www.voiceactingunplugged.com

In this episode of 'Voice Acting Unplugged,' hosts Anthony and Margaret interview Trish Bertram, a seasoned voiceover artist with over 30 years of experience. Known for her work as a TV continuity announcer, live event announcer, and 'Voice of God' for major ceremonies, Trish shares her journey from her early days at drama school to becoming the voice of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games. She highlights the importance of preparation, the evolution of voice acting, and the challenges and excitement of live announcing. Trish also discusses the shift towards regional accents in the industry and her recent ventures into writing audio and stage plays. https://www.voiceactingunplugged.com