Even the pros get got.

This week on the Building Doors Podcast, VO veteran Natasha Marchewka joins me to talk about something nobody wants to admit happens to them: getting scammed.

Natasha's been in this business a long time. She's smart. She's savvy. And a scammer still found a way in.

She's telling the whole story, the red flags she looks back on now and wishes she'd caught, and exactly how she's changed her workflow so it doesn't happen again.

If you book voice work online (so, all of us), you need to hear this one. Consider it a free audit of your own process.

Links to learn more about how to avoid scams in VO:

dougturkel.com/the-anatomy-of-a-voiceover-scam

navavoices.org/vo-scams-red-flag

world-voices.org/recognizing-voiceover-scams

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

When was the last time you heard a woman voicing the promos for the Super Bowl, a PGA tournament, or the World Cup? Chances are, you haven’t—and that needs to change.

The Building Doors campaign is pushing for equal opportunities in voice-over, especially in male-dominated spaces like sports. We spotlight female voice actors voicing ads originally voiced by men, challenging brands and agencies to embrace gender diversity.

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