On this episode I spoke with the owner of Hilton Multimedia Andy Hilton. Andy and I talked about his successful company and how voice talent can benefit from this conversation with the dos and don’ts in networking, having the correct email, marketing and building relationships with other companies to build their business and you definitely want to have your notes ready for some tips and tricks that I recently did that has helped me build my business.   For more information about Andy Hilton and Hilton Multimedia go to hiltonmultimedia.com

On this episode I got to speak to the amazing voice actor Paul Schmidt.   We talked about how he started as a voice actor, how to correctly connect with businesses on LinkedIn, the future of gig economy with AI, building a voice over business and not just being on pay to play rosters and his coaching plan that can help those wanting to succeed in voiceover.   So sit back and enjoy another episode of Behind the Audition podcast.   For more information about Paul Schmidt go to p am http://paulschmidtvoice.com or https://paulschmidtpro.com

On this episode I got to speak to the phenomenal voice actor Krit Tone.   We talked about how he started as a voice actor, how workshops and coaching from a top coach helped his experience, rate differences over seas, being the voice of some major world brands and much more!  For more information about Krit Tone, go to krittone.com

On this episode I got to speak to the phenomenal voice actor Bev Standing.   We talked about how she started as a voice actor, how workshops and coaching helps so much in voice over, how she found out from a friend that her voice was being used on a famous app, home studios vs on site recording studios. How social can be beneficial to voice over and can also be damaging. We talked marketing and much more!   So sit back and enjoy another episode of Behind the Audition podcast.   For more information about Bev Standings go to https://www.bevstanding.com .

On this episode I got to speak to studio owner and voice actor Becket McGough.   We talked about how she started out in the voice over industry, purchasing one of the most iconic studios in Raleigh, NC, what you should do if you want to send a demo to a recording studio, home studios vs on site recording studios. Plus we had Bonnie Marie Williams with this part 2 of the recording at the SoundTrax recording studio in Raleigh, NC.   For more information about Becket McGough or the SoundTrax studio, go to https://soundtraxnc.com .

On this episode I spoke to voice actor Bonnie Marie Williams. We talked about how she started  in the voice over industry. Bonnie gave some great cold read tips, life in the theatre industry. She told me how she created her business name and brand. We also talked about impostor syndrome, depression and anxiety in the industry. She gave some marketing ideas to help your voice over niches. And Bonnie talked about what big project got her moving back to LA.   For more information about Bonnie Marie Williams or to book her for a project go to https://vosuperhero.com.

On this episode I spoke to the voice actor and “Booth Junkie” himself, Mike DelGaudio.  We talked about he got into VO, his youtube channel that has well over 130k followers, choosing the right equipment, we talked about nostalgic voice over commercials, dos and donts in voice over marketing tips and much more.  For more information about Mike DelGaudio or to book him for a project, go to https://mikedelgaudio.com/

On this episode I spoke to St. Louis Sports Hall of Famer, voice over and PA announcer for the the St. Louis Blues Tom Calhoun. We talked about how he started as a  PA announcer, teaching mass communications at Southwestern Illinois College, what you should do if you want to get into the industry and some great NHL stories on and off the ice.   For more information about Tom Calhoun go to  https://www.paguytom.com/