Spring is an inspiring time for new beginnings, both physically and in your mind and attitude.

One reason that I decided to pursue voice acting was so that I could pretend to be different people in different scenarios.

Piano playing is the perfect warm-up for me. It makes me feel alive, confident, and it puts a smile on my face.

Stressing over a submitted audition does me no good. Instead, what can I learn from it to do my best to improve my next audition?

I know where my mark is and I'm physically hitting it every time I step into my booth. And that feels pretty good!

I am very happy that I can help my community with my newly learned audio description skills to create an inclusive theater experience.

Life isn't always easy; when milestones come along, it's important to stand back, take it all in, and reflect on where you have been.

The 'brain clutter' of what has become Black Friday Season is becoming a real waste of my time and energy.

I am very proud of the fact that I now know so much more about Audio Description than I did almost two years ago.

I'm excited to help children with learning differences enjoy a good story and assist with their learning.

I need to picture myself where I want to be. I will do my best to stay in my own lane.

I'm not helping myself get to good reads if I'm not looking at the overall theme of the script.

And as someone who started 'acting' as a little girl, this is what I love doing. I don't think that there is any 'right' way to be an actor.

I relax the most and give myself the freedom to just be me when I am in my small recording space.

The audit or Fly-On-The-Wall can be a great option when it comes to learning about voiceover.

Being busy for the sake of busy-ness is not the best way to reach goals. Working on one goal at a time is the best way to see progress.

Looking at where I currently am standing may be the best way for me to move ahead.

Mind your manners? How about mind your reputation! When you think of Winter Holiday colors, you might think of green, red, blue, white...

A voice actor has to balance following the specs of a script, with being true to themself, to truly lift the words off of the page.

In voice acting, the job is more important than the title. In fact, changing it up now and then can actually be beneficial.