Career

Industry Veterans Share How to Break Into Voice Acting at SDCC 2026

By Voice Over News Staff. Published on: July 19, 2026

One of San Diego Comic-Con’s most valuable sessions isn’t centered on a blockbuster movie or a highly anticipated television series. Instead, it’s focused on helping the next generation of performers find their place in one of entertainment’s fastest-growing professions. Returning to SDCC 2026, the Breaking Into Voice Acting panel brings together working professionals from animation, […]

How Online Casting Changed What Clients Expect From Voice Actors

By Voice Over News Staff. Published on: July 9, 2026

Online casting platforms did more than change how voice actors find work. They also transformed what clients expect from the people they hire. Years ago, many clients assumed a voice actor would arrive at a professional recording studio, work with an engineer, and receive live direction from a producer sitting just a few feet away. […]

Looney Tunes Voice Actor Jeff Bergman Joins Toy Story 5

By Voice Over News Staff. Published on: June 10, 2026

Veteran voice actor Jeff Bergman has joined the voice cast of Toy Story 5, adding another major animation franchise to a career already closely tied to some of the most recognizable cartoon characters in entertainment history. Bergman is voicing Mr. Potato Head in the new Disney and Pixar film, taking over a role long associated […]

What Aspiring Voice Actors Can Learn From a Four-Decade Career in Animation

By Tom Aglio. Published on: May 28, 2026

Many aspiring voice actors spend their early months focused on the obvious parts of the profession. They research microphones, build home studios, practice character voices, and prepare demo reels. Those steps are important, but they represent only part of what it takes to build a lasting career. The entertainment industry is filled with talented performers […]

The Powerpuff Girls Cast Helped Create One of Animation’s Most Lasting Legacies

By Virginia Welch. Published on: May 22, 2026

Few animated series from the late 1990s remain as instantly recognizable as The Powerpuff Girls. Decades after its original debut on Cartoon Network, the series continues attracting new audiences through streaming platforms while longtime fans still revisit it with deep nostalgia. The show’s visual identity, explosive humor, and superhero chaos helped define an era of […]

How Voice Actors Help Bring Museum Exhibits to Life

By Virginia Welch. Published on: May 14, 2026

When people visit a museum, their attention is naturally drawn to the objects on display. Ancient sculptures, historical artifacts, paintings, manuscripts, and archaeological discoveries often take center stage. Behind the scenes, however, another element plays a significant role in shaping the visitor experience. It is an element many guests notice without fully thinking about it: […]

The Hidden Voiceover Jobs Most People Never Think About

By Tom Aglio. Published on: May 13, 2026

Ask someone to name a voice acting job and the answers are usually predictable. Most people think of animated characters, video game heroes, movie trailers, commercials, or perhaps audiobooks. These are the areas of the industry that receive the most attention from audiences and aspiring performers alike. What many newcomers discover after entering the profession […]

Whatever Happened to the Voices Behind Your Favorite Cartoons?

By Austen Moret. Published on: May 4, 2026

Most people can instantly recognize cartoon characters they grew up with. A single catchphrase, laugh, or line of dialogue can bring back memories from decades ago. Characters such as Charlie Brown, Bugs Bunny, Dexter, Minnie Mouse, and countless others remain part of popular culture long after their original shows first aired. What many viewers cannot […]

The “Millennial Voice” Explained: John Krasinski’s Lasting Influence

By Ashley Bryant. Published on: April 5, 2026

The Voice Everyone Recognizes A recent discussion sparked by voice actor Tawny Platis has put a familiar sound under the spotlight. It is not about a new performance or a current project from John Krasinski. Instead, it focuses on something much more subtle but far-reaching, his early voice work and the tone he brought to […]

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 […]

The Best Mobile Microphones Defining Modern Voiceover Workflows in 2026

By Austen Moret. Published on: January 22, 2026

Voiceover work in 2026 looks very different from the studio-bound model that once defined the profession. Remote casting is now standard, deadlines are tighter, and many working voice actors balance home studios with travel, hybrid schedules, or temporary recording spaces. As a result, microphones designed for mobility are no longer seen as backup tools. They […]

How New Performers Can Enter Voiceover and Build Momentum

By Austen Moret. Published on: December 16, 2025

Voiceover work continues to grow across advertising, streaming entertainment, audiobooks, digital learning, and media for businesses. Because more industries rely on strong vocal storytelling, many new performers want to understand how to begin, which skills matter most, and how to move forward with confidence. With the right preparation and consistent practice, entering the field becomes […]