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Female pop star holding a smartphone, illustrating Nicki Minaj's improvised voiceover after a recording mishap.

Nicki Minaj Turns Recording Mishap Into an Impromptu Voiceover

By Voice Over News Staff. Published on: October 11, 2026.
Even celebrities occasionally run into technical problems while recording videos, and Nicki Minaj recently found herself dealing with a familiar mistake. The rapper and singer accidentally captured a video without sound during an encounter with Maye Musk, the mother of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk. Rather than abandoning the footage, Minaj decided to get creative by […]
Filed Under: General
Cinematic 1930s New York mystery scene illustrating Anjelica Huston's voice role in Amy Ephron's Unseasonably Cold audiobook.

Anjelica Huston Joins Amy Ephron’s Unseasonably Cold Audiobook

By Voice Over News Staff. Published on: October 10, 2026.
Academy Award-winning actress Anjelica Huston has added another voice performance to her extensive career, joining the audiobook adaptation […]
Filed Under: Audiobooks
Traditional British red postbox in a Christmas setting illustrating the Royal Mail AI voiceover controversy involving late BBC narrator Paul Vaughan.

Royal Mail Faces AI Voiceover Controversy Over Late BBC Narrator Paul Vaughan

By Voice Over News Staff. Published on: October 9, 2026.
Royal Mail has confirmed that it used an artificial intelligence-generated voiceover in its 2025 Christmas advertising campaign after […]
Filed Under: AI
An audiobook narrator and author discussing a creative project across a table, with illustrated books and glowing pages symbolizing their collaboration.

When Audiobook Narrators Need to Call the Author

By Austen Moret. Published on: October 2, 2026.
An audiobook narrator can receive a finished manuscript containing every word that will eventually reach the listener and […]
Filed Under: Audiobooks
Futurama-inspired cartoon ensemble featuring a futuristic spaceship, robot, and alien characters against a colorful science-fiction city skyline.

Futurama Voice Cast Still Wants More as Season 14 Reaches Its Finale

By Tom Aglio. Published on: September 30, 2026

After more than 25 years of cancellations, revivals and apparent endings, the voice cast of Futurama has learned that saying goodbye to the Planet Express crew rarely means goodbye forever. As the animated comedy reaches the end of its latest season, longtime cast members are once again making it clear that they remain interested in […]

Filed Under: Animation, Television

Stylized human profile alongside a glitching digital duplicate, audio waveforms, and scales of justice, representing the legal dispute over AI voice cloning involving Kenjiro Tsuda.

Kenjiro Tsuda Takes TikTok to Court Over Alleged AI Voice Clone

By Austen Moret. Published on: September 28, 2026

Japanese voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda has taken TikTok to court over videos that he says used an artificial intelligence-generated imitation of his distinctive voice without permission, putting one of Japan’s best-known voice performers at the center of a potentially important test of how existing rights apply to AI voice cloning. The dispute involves at least […]

Filed Under: AI

Three matching cartoon character portraits against colorful backgrounds with speech bubbles, illustrating consistent character voices across dubbed languages.

How a Dub Keeps the Same Character Consistent for Years

By Virginia Welch. Published on: September 26, 2026

A character can remain part of a dubbed franchise far longer than the production team that originally created their localized voice. Animated series can run for hundreds of episodes, movies can arrive years apart, and successful characters can move between television, theatrical releases, games and spin-offs. To audiences, the expectation is relatively simple: the character […]

Filed Under: Dubbing, Character

Heroic cartoon superhero duck in a black and yellow suit with a cape, standing on a rooftop overlooking a sunset cityscape.

Mark Hamill Takes Over as Darkwing Duck in New Disney+ Series

By Austen Moret. Published on: September 24, 2026

Mark Hamill is taking on another major animated character, but this time he is returning to a franchise he already knows from a very different perspective. Disney has officially greenlit a new Darkwing Duck animated series for Disney+, with Hamill voicing Drake Mallard, the superhero better known as Darkwing Duck. Disney announced the series on […]

Filed Under: Casting, Animation, Cartoons, Streaming

Frank Welker voicing Fred Jones from Scooby-Doo in a nostalgic 1990s cartoon-style recording studio, with the Mystery Machine in the background.

Frank Welker Has Been the Voice of Fred Jones for Nearly Six Decades

By Tom Aglio. Published on: September 22, 2026

Frank Welker has voiced hundreds of characters during a career that stretches across more than five decades, but one of his longest-running roles is also the one that helped start it all. When Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! premiered in September 1969, Welker was the voice of Fred Jones. Fifty-seven years later, he remains closely associated […]

Filed Under: Cartoons, Television

Short-haired blonde voice actress performing dialogue during a professional dubbing session while a director provides guidance and an animated scene plays in the background.

Inside a Dubbing Session: From Beeps to the Finished Performance

By Danielle Famble. Published on: September 20, 2026

A finished dub can make a conversation sound as though the actors simply performed the scene together in another language. Inside the recording session, the process can look very different. Performers may work alone, record dialogue in short sections and repeat individual lines several times while watching a character whose movements and expressions were completed […]

Filed Under: Dubbing

Voice actress transitioning from recording dialogue to directing a dubbing session, illustrating how voice actors become dubbing directors.

When Voice Actors Become Dubbing Directors

By Austen Moret. Published on: September 18, 2026

Voice actors and dubbing directors occupy different sides of the same recording session. One performer is concentrating on a particular character, while the director has to consider how that performance fits the script, the picture, the rest of the cast and the production as a whole. Yet dubbing has a long history of performers eventually […]

Filed Under: Dubbing, Anime, Industry

Voice actor headshots, audition notes, and character reference sheets arranged on a casting desk, illustrating how studios select voice actors for dubbed productions.

Casting a Dub: How Studios Find a New Voice for an Existing Character

By Ashley Bryant. Published on: September 15, 2026

Casting an original animated production often means finding the performer who will help establish what a new character sounds like. Dubbing begins from almost the opposite position. The character is already visible on screen, another actor has already performed the role, and everything from the character’s age and personality to their physical behavior and emotional […]

Filed Under: Dubbing, Casting

Stack of books with headphones, an open notebook, and a pen on a wooden desk, representing authors considering narrating their own audiobooks.

Should Authors Narrate Their Own Audiobooks or Hire a Professional?

By Tom Aglio. Published on: September 13, 2026

Turning a book into an audiobook introduces a creative decision that does not exist on the printed page: who should become the voice of the story? For some authors, the obvious answer is to step behind the microphone themselves. They know every sentence, understand the intentions behind the words and may already have an audience […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks

Screenplay and storyboard on a desk with notes identifying different languages, illustrating how dialogue is adapted for international dubbing.

Who Writes the Words in a Dub? Inside Dubbing Script Adaptation

By Virginia Welch. Published on: September 10, 2026

When a television series, movie or anime is dubbed into another language, the dialogue audiences eventually hear is rarely a word-for-word version of the original script. Translation establishes what the characters are saying, but another stage is often needed before those words can convincingly come out of the mouths of the characters already appearing on […]

Filed Under: Dubbing, Character

Bluetooth speaker with flowing audio waves and a female silhouette, representing Kristen DiMercurio’s voice behind familiar Bluetooth audio prompts.

Kristen DiMercurio Is the Voice You May Have Heard on Your Bluetooth Devices

By Austen Moret. Published on: September 8, 2026

Millions of people regularly hear voice actors without realizing they are listening to one. The voice might come from a phone system, an instructional video, an appliance or the small Bluetooth speaker sitting on a kitchen counter. For Kristen DiMercurio, that anonymity produced an unusual form of recognition. After years of recording thousands of voiceover […]

Filed Under: Technology, Audiobooks

Dubbing director guiding two voice actors during a recording session while an animated scene plays on a studio monitor.

What Does a Dubbing Director Actually Do?

By Tom Aglio. Published on: September 6, 2026

When audiences watch a dubbed television series or movie, the most obvious change is the voices. Actors who originally performed the characters have been replaced by performers speaking another language, with dialogue adjusted to fit scenes that were filmed or animated for an entirely different performance. Behind those actors, however, is a dubbing director responsible […]

Filed Under: Dubbing

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  • Frank Welker Has Been the Voice of Fred Jones for Nearly Six Decades
    by: Tom Aglio
    Categories: Cartoons, Television
  • Inside a Dubbing Session: From Beeps to the Finished Performance
    by: Danielle Famble
    Categories: Dubbing
  • When Voice Actors Become Dubbing Directors
    by: Austen Moret
    Categories: Dubbing, Anime, Industry
  • Casting a Dub: How Studios Find a New Voice for an Existing Character
    by: Ashley Bryant
    Categories: Dubbing, Casting
  • Should Authors Narrate Their Own Audiobooks or Hire a Professional?
    by: Tom Aglio
    Categories: Audiobooks
  • Who Writes the Words in a Dub? Inside Dubbing Script Adaptation
    by: Virginia Welch
    Categories: Dubbing, Character
  • Kristen DiMercurio Is the Voice You May Have Heard on Your Bluetooth Devices
    by: Austen Moret
    Categories: Technology, Audiobooks
  • What Does a Dubbing Director Actually Do?
    by: Tom Aglio
    Categories: Dubbing
  • Nolan Winking’s Cappy Voice Audition Became a Viral Meme Months Later
    by: Ashley Bryant
    Categories: General, Animation
  • Brock Baker Joins the Viral Revival of His Nine-Year-Old Voiceover
    by: Virginia Welch
    Categories: Animation, General

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