The Week in Voice: Two Goodbyes, Five Welsh Wins and a Cloned Batman
Our Friday wrap of the voice over week: two farewells, the VOX Awards, AI cloning Batman's Spanish voice, Voice123's new fee and Gromit's first words.
Continue readingOur Friday wrap of the voice over week: two farewells, the VOX Awards, AI cloning Batman's Spanish voice, Voice123's new fee and Gromit's first words.
Continue readingLindy Pellicer, a voice actor for 40 years, lost a job to AI. Her daughter Inka Magnaye answered on Facebook, and the replies keep coming.
Continue readingThe Indonesian dubber behind Muzan in Demon Slayer, Henderson in Spy x Family and Eisen in Frieren died on 7 October. A dubbing school broke the news.
Continue readingDebi Derryberry voiced Patricia in Disney's Carousel of Progress from 1994. In the 2027 show she's the Grandmother, beside Jamie Lee Curtis and Bryan Cranston.
Continue readingElevenLabs' value doubled since February, driven by AI agents that handle calls. What that means for phone, IVR and marketplace voice work.
Continue readingRockstar reportedly reminded GTA 6 performers their NDAs hold until launch, after Stephen Root confirmed his role. What a game NDA reaches for voice actors.
Continue readingKenjiro Tsuda says a TikTok account narrated with an AI copy of his voice. TikTok calls it generic. Japan's first voice identity ruling lands September 30.
Continue readingCast without knowing the role, and still in it a decade later. Zelda's English voice on placement, warming up, the NDA life and why a heady character needs a relaxed voice.
Continue readingVoice over professionalism has become an increasingly important part of building a successful career, but exceptional performances still remain at the heart of the industry. Whether recording a national commercial, narrating an audiobook, voicing a game character, or delivering corporate training, the quality of the...
Continue readingThe rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has sparked significant discussion throughout the voiceover industry. New technologies are transforming how audio content is created, distributed, and consumed, leading many voice actors to question what the future may hold for their profession.
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