Articles By Stephanie Ciccarelli

A close look at the benefits of blogging from the perspective of the voice industry.

Find out why some American and Canadian companies prefer to go with voices from the United Kingdom as opposed to homegrown voice talent in North America.

Learn how to get your voice moving early in the morning with tips from a vocal specialist.

A survey of radio morning show hosts, their antics and the contests that degrade and debase listeners.

Interview with the founder of Voices for a Change, Dave Christi.

Learn five ways that you can make money as a podcast producer.

Radio drama is truly theatre of the mind, but what makes it different from mainstream, visual drama?

Learn how comments on blogs are building a global village online, one comment at time.

Same instrument, different way of using it! Learn how to go from singing to speaking.

There are times in your day when sometimes all you need is a break or a distraction to rejuvenate yourself. These little actions can even save your life.

If you can perform a number of distinct accents, you've positioned yourself well to record voice-overs not only on a national level, but on the world stage as well.

A reflection on the effects voiceovers for food commercials have on television viewers.

Is buying used recording studio gear just 'as good as new' for aspiring talents starting out in the business? Let's tackle the realm of second-hand recording studios, what to look for, and your return on investment (ROI).

Helpful pointers on getting started in the world of Voice Overs.

Wonder why audio recording customers are particularly fond of and often require custom MP3 demos for auditions?

Modern grandparents and great grandparents know a thing or two about the 'web' and have embraced the Digital Age with flying colors. Technology pioneers of the 20th century share how the Internet has affected their lives.

Voice actors have started to blog, giving the public an intimate view into the lives of professional voice actors.

What do your customers hear when they call your business phone number and navigate come through your Interactive Voice Response (IVR) or when they are transferred to a different department? If the answer is silence, nothing at all, or passive "elevator" music, we need to assess how effectively you are marketing to and supporting your customers while they wait in queue to speak with a real person.