"Voice Talent: Expectations vs. Reality" I have a good voice. This should be easy. I would constantly get complimented about my voice either on the phone, in music, or from podcast episodes. I figured this would be an easy transition from rapping and talking. The reality hit in the first week of voice training. Sounding good and Voice Acting are COMPLETELY different from one another. If you don’t sound convincing about the story you’re trying to tell, why would anyone want to hear it? I can’t do a bunch of diverse/funny voices. When I was getting started, I was worried that I couldn’t change my voice to sound like a cartoon character, or a supercharged "Sunday Sunday SUNDAY!" Announcer. But not every project asks for that. Again, you have to sound like you mean what you say, regardless of how you speak. I need a full studio and expensive mic. What used to keep me from making the jump (and probably what stops others) was thinking I didn't have the "perfect equipment". But after a while, I realized this was just an excuse. Most people succeed by doing what they can with what they have. Eventually, you work your way up to better equipment, not start. #vo #voiceover #volife #voiceacting #voicetalent https://www.instagram.com/p/Can--UjsMaF/?utm_medium=tumblr