Austen Moret

About Austen Moret

Austen Moret is the voice you’ve heard on national spots for Apple, Amazon, Thrive Market, and ESPN and the creative mind sculpting the sound behind them. Known for his authentic, flexible voice and deep understanding of audio storytelling, Austen has become a go-to for brands and game studios alike. His voice acting credits include standout performances in Multiversus, Dune: Awakening, and Throne & Liberty, as well as a kid-friendly Batman for DC.

When he’s not behind the mic, Austen’s producing music, scoring indie films, or engineering mixes that elevate high-profile campaigns. A lifelong audio obsessive and internationally raised creative, he delivers premium quality with artistic flair across every format.

Benoît Rousseau Remembered for His Voice Work Across Animation and Film

By Austen Moret. Published on: April 27, 2026

News of Benoît Rousseau’s passing has drawn attention to a career that many audiences may not immediately recognize by name, but have likely experienced through some of the most widely known entertainment properties. His work connected to titles like The Simpsons and Austin Powers placed him within globally recognized franchises, even as much of his […]

Long-Term Careers in Dubbing and How Actors Sustain Them

By Austen Moret. Published on: April 24, 2026

Dubbing is often viewed from the outside as project-based work. A film is released, a series is localized, and the job appears to end there. In reality, many voice actors build careers in dubbing that span decades, working across multiple productions while maintaining a consistent presence in the industry. This kind of longevity is not […]

Character Voice Acting and the Performances That Define It

By Austen Moret. Published on: April 17, 2026

Some of the most recognizable characters in modern entertainment are defined not by what audiences see, but by what they hear. A voice can establish authority, personality, and emotional depth before a character even appears on screen. In many cases, it becomes the defining feature that audiences remember long after the story ends. Recent years […]

How eLearning Voiceover Became One of the Most Consistent Jobs in Voice Acting

By Austen Moret. Published on: April 9, 2026

Voice acting is often associated with animation, video games, and commercials. These areas get the attention, the headlines, and the recognition. Behind the scenes, however, a different segment has quietly become one of the most reliable sources of work in the industry. eLearning voiceover has grown into a steady, scalable, and essential part of modern […]

Latin Association of Voice Actors Launch Marks a New Fight Against AI Fraud

By Austen Moret. Published on: March 26, 2026

The National Association of Voice Actors has announced the launch of the Latin Association of Voice Actors, also known as LAVA, marking a significant step in addressing one of the most pressing concerns in the voiceover industry today. As artificial intelligence tools continue to evolve, the ability to replicate human voices has become easier, faster, […]

Arc Raiders Replaces AI Voices with Human Dialogue After Criticism

By Austen Moret. Published on: March 17, 2026

Arc Raiders is once again in the spotlight after its developers confirmed a major change to how voice and dialogue are being handled in the game. Following earlier criticism about the use of AI-generated voice content, the studio has now begun replacing that material with dialogue recorded by human performers. The update marks a significant […]

Voice Actors Lead Narrative and Performance Sessions at GDC 2026

By Austen Moret. Published on: March 9, 2026

The Game Developers Conference has long been the industry’s most important gathering for professionals working in interactive entertainment. Each year the event brings together programmers, designers, writers, audio engineers, and performers who help shape the future of video games. Among the many specialized tracks at the conference, one area that continues to grow in prominence […]

How The Voiceover Gallery Is Expanding in the AI Era

By Austen Moret. Published on: March 1, 2026

As the voiceover industry continues to adapt to rapid technological change, agencies are being forced to rethink how they operate, represent talent, and position themselves in an increasingly competitive landscape. The Voiceover Gallery, led by CEO and founder Marylou Thistleton-Smith, has emerged as one of the agencies navigating this shift with a clear business strategy […]

EA Sports FC to Use AI Version of Guy Mowbray’s Voice for Commentary

By Austen Moret. Published on: February 20, 2026

Electronic Arts has confirmed that AI technology is being used to generate certain in-game commentary lines in EA Sports FC, including lines performed in the voice of longtime football commentator Guy Mowbray. According to multiple reports, Mowbray agreed to allow EA to create an AI version of his voice to assist with specific aspects of […]

How Audiobook Narration Thrives Across Every Genre

By Austen Moret. Published on: February 10, 2026

Audiobook narration has moved far beyond the image of a single voice reading text in a neutral tone. Today, it spans an extraordinary range of genres, styles, and performance demands. From ensemble superhero adaptations to intimate memoirs, from children’s fantasy to business strategy titles, narration has become one of the most diverse and technically nuanced […]

How Character Voice Acting Changes Across Film, Television, and Games

By Austen Moret. Published on: February 8, 2026

Character voice acting is often discussed as a single discipline, but in practice it operates very differently depending on the medium. A performance that works in an animated feature film may not translate cleanly to a television series, and both require a different approach than interactive game work. This year’s SOVAS Animation and Character nominations […]

The Casting-Friendly Voice Actor: What Gets You Called Back

By Austen Moret. Published on: February 2, 2026

New voice actors often picture casting as a simple pass or fail moment. You send an audition, someone likes it, you book. Real casting is closer to building trust over time. Casting teams are listening for performance, yes, but they are also listening for signs you will be easy to direct, consistent across sessions, and […]