After years of hard work in a career or building a family, there’s a desire to have more fun. Might as well make some money at it then!

Out of isolation, into the sunshine - with other people! What a novelty. And, oh so good for the soul! We're social creatures to the core.

Who does what, where, and why? A quick guide to roles behind and in front of the camera for film and TV.

The film/TV industry is taking very seriously the calls to expand diversity in all aspects of production. Here's some of the latest news.

Living a life and preparing to depict it on TV or on film are really two different things. Here are ten ways they're polar opposites.

What works, what doesn’t, & what it’s really like... Like every other on-camera actor, I wondered what it would be like filming again while

Pandemic = quarantine = less work = creative workarounds to find work. Here's how you can find a new kind of voice talent for your projects.

What's the key to creating unique, authentic, and memorable characters on set? Cluck here for my take on the subject.

Here are a few tips that I’ve brought over from the VO world that I’ve found to be most helpful in my work in film and television:

If necessity is the mother of invention, then boredom is the father of innovation ... and some pretty clever work-arounds.

Voice over is NOT reading from a script! It's acting, and the on-camera world has much to share with those behind the microphone.