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I’m writing this after taking a small boat to explore the bays of Kotor, Montenegro This month of drifting through the Greek isles has...

Auditions can mess with your head. Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been in the game for years, that pressure to deliver on the...

In the highly competitive world of voiceover, your audition is your shop window. Why are so many talented actors not getting the gig? Often, it’s not the script or your studio to blame. It’s those tiny habits that creep in and quietly sabotage your read. Mastering the craft of auditioning isn’t only about hitting the right tone; it’s about spotting the unconscious issues that hold you back. Let’s examine the subtle behaviors that could be costing you the job.

Let’s skip the foreplay. You know how to create a cracking demo, maintain your gear, and pitch for work. You’ve had your share of callbacks and rejections. So why are you reading this? Because you’re not here to just stay afloat, you want to stay well ahead of the competition, including the next wave of AI and hungry new VO's.

Let’s not faff about. If you’re a voice actor, a performer, or anyone who relies on your voice to pay the bills, vocal warm-ups shouldn't be optional. They’re not “nice if I remember.” or "This doesnt apply to me, I've been in the business too long." They’re the difference between showing up ready for anything or possibly falling flat.

159 voice actors read a minute each of Alice in Wonderland for NHS. Readers include Michael Palin and Harriet Walter. Produced by Brad Shaw