If you are deft at analyzing voiceover scripts  you will notice how many of them really seem to be written with these specs in mind:  sarcastic, witty, wry, ironic, with a "wink", tongue in cheek.....
I think i finally figured out the reason - writers choose this career because to write is to think about things and then convey them to the world.  Writers...

Anyone in the voiceover business is usually thinking one thing at all times:  “How can I book more voiceover auditions?”  I addressed that question in a very broad way, meaning with a right brain and also left brain answer.  According to the theory of left-brain versus right-brain dominance, a left-brainer is said to more logical, analytical, and...

Have you mastered some concept of voiceover technique by now and are looking to up your game? Are you wondering why you understand voiceover technique and still aren't booking any voiceover auditions? Like most things in life, and voiceovers are no exception: no risk, no reward. Let's expand on that and see ways we can apply it to reading a script. 
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  Here's a voiceover tip you probably haven't heard lately - the concept of voiceover scripts being dissected in two completely different ways.  The first way is via the Big Picture.  You assess the overall mood of the script and the vibe the writer seemed to infect it with and move on accordingly.  The second way is via the Little Picture.  You look at...

In a December Voiceover technique blog you learned about avoiding the pitfall of basing your entire way of reading a script on what the product is that you are selling.  You learned that the writer is usually the one picking the voice for the job, not the people at the company that make the product.  Therefore, you want to really pick apart that script to...