Hidden within the vast landscape of voice work, lies a huge sub-genre that is sometimes treated treated like the ugly step-sister of commercial work: corporate narration.

Only last month in my talk on Social Media at One Voice in Dallas, I made a whole song and dance about ✨ CONSISTENCY✨ ...

I've been hearing this a lot recently when new clients have approached me for a quote....

I recently worked with a new client, voicing a character for an escape room...

Last month I met my friend David Monteith for lunch.

(At the National Theatre. Not relevant to the story, just a quick mention of the fact that my friend is in a play at the friggin National. Casually)…

"I'm nervous because I don't know what to expect"
"I'm an introvert and don't know if I'd be able to talk to people"
"I'm worried it will be too overwhelming to make it worthwhile"
These are only a few of the thoughts I had before attending my first ever conference back in 2021…

Is it necessary to have teaching experience to be a great e-learning narrator?
No it isn’t.
But it certainly helps…

Hey look, we're all there because of work, right?
Or at least most of us.
(Maybe some of you get a kick out of reading 25 inspirational posts every day without any business interest attached? In that case, you do you)…

I hate networking!
I have lost count of how many times I've heard fellow freelancers utter those words.
And if I'm completely honest, I used to say the same thing…

Last week, I wrote a little post with some narration tips.
This week, I am flipping the script and sharing some tips with producers who want to achieve the best results when working with VAs…