Exercises for voice actors. Practice singing warmups. Even though your voice acting work may not involve singing, singing warmups can be very helpful to keep your voice in tip-top shape.

Goal: These exercises help you direct your voice into areas of your face and head that naturally boost sound. How to Practice: Make a gentle “mmm” sound and notice where you feel vibrations.

These exercises make your voice sound richer and fuller. Do each of these for 1-2 minutes twice a day. These exercises help your voice resonate in the spaces of your mouth and nose, giving it more ...

· Explore techniques in freeing the actor’s voice, imagination and physicality through practical exercises · Take part in various acting exercises, including improvisation and character ...

In our voice over auditions, and in our voice acting classes, we encourage voice actors to “flaunt your shortcomings.” Humans are craving the real deal, and vulnerability.

Jazz Mistri, a voice actor in Nairobi also with the Voice Actors League of Kenya, says working in African accents and dialects has its advantages now. “There is no cloning us yet,” Mistri says.