What to do when working from home isn’t all that quiet. Including voice actor–approved workarounds, mic tips, and where to go when you just can’t take another leaf blower.

Ever feel awkward staring into your webcam? You're not alone. From solo videos to interviews and green screens, this post demystifies where to look on camera—and why it matters. Whether you're recording a business pitch or joining a panel discussion, your eyes are the key to making a real connection. Let’s make sure your audience sees the real, confident you.

You don’t need a perfect setup to show up powerfully on camera. Just presence, confidence, and a willingness to do the thing. I auditioned for a national TV commercial and recorded a radio spot… from my cruise cabin. No soundproof booth. No fancy lighting. Just a phone, a mic, a few essentials - and the same on-camera confidence I teach my clients every day. If you’ve ever told yourself, “I’ll start once everything’s perfect,” this one’s for you.

Struggling to feel confident on camera? You’re not alone—and you’re not doomed! Here are the top reasons people feel awkward or anxious on video - and the simple fixes to help you show up naturally, speak with ease, and connect authentically. Whether you’re recording a promo, leading a webinar, or just trying to not cringe at your playback, this one’s for you.

In a world dominated by self-tapes and home studios, this post explores why in-person voiceover sessions and live auditions still matter — for creativity, connection, and the kind of magic that only happens when people share a room.

Struggle with hand gestures on video or in live appearances? Small can appear huge on screen, and restless hands or lots of gesturing can overwhelm your message. Keep attention where it needs to be: on YOU. Learn how to use body language naturally and confidently on camera with this guide for speakers and professionals.

Most of us aren’t actors. But you don’t have to be an actor to come across as natural, confident, and even charismatic on camera. How about a few insider tricks from a professional actor? In this blog, discover why being conversational beats being polished, how to connect with your viewer—even if it’s just a blinking green dot, what businesspeople can steal from actors and improvisers, why “reacting” is more powerful than presenting, and how to finally stop obsessing over you

Want to Speak with More Confidence, Clarity, and Charisma? Start by Thinking Like a Voice Actor. Whether you're pitching to investors, leading a team meeting, or presenting on Zoom, how you sound matters just as much as what you say. And here’s the twist: the secret to great public speaking might just be hiding in the voiceover booth. If you want to sound more confident, connect with your audience, and keep their attention, it’s time to borrow a few tricks from the voiceove

Creativity is all around us - and deep within us, just waiting to emerge. Even in the most mundane offices! Here are some easy-to-follow steps to reawaken your creativity and apply it to your work ... and life.

Want to beat AI? Be fully human. People connect through stories, emotions, and authenticity—things AI can’t replicate. Don’t just deliver facts; tell a story with meaning. Use dynamic delivery: vary your pace, volume, emphasis, and pauses to keep attention. Speak with purpose, clarity, and heart. When you lead with humanity, you create connection—and that’s something AI can’t copy.

If you dread appearing on camera, you're not alone. Here's what can be done about it - it's easier than you might think! Plus, a free one-hour webinar that gives you 5 practical, useable strategies that you can begin using right away to show up authentically and impactfully on camera for videos, Zoom calls, and presentations.

Step outside conventionality to truly stand out and grow your business. A few tips from the entertainment world could do the trick! Here are 9 lessons gleaned from the experience of a screen actor and applied to the business world.

Ditch filler words like "um" and "like" with simple tips to speak confidently and sound more professional in any conversation!

Networking falls into 3 categories: industry-related, educational, and social. Here are some quick tips to effectively expand your circle.