Voiceover Warm-Up Exercises

[@JulieMWard]

Thank you so much for this video! I am feeling so over my head right now getting ready to record my first audiobook project and your videos are really helping me feel more prepared, so I love you.

[@killervoicestudios3973]

That’s very kind of you to say! Audiobooks can certainly feel overwhelming so I totally get it. Try and break everything down into smaller, more manageable goals. You can do this!

[@TommyFresh521]

Hey Man, good stuff. I am just starting in VO work and enjoyed these warm-up exercises.

[@killervoicestudios3973]

Thanks! Feel free to check out some of my other videos for more tips, and let me know if you have any questions. Good luck on your journey!

[@miguelruiz6044]

Awesome video, very helpful info. Keep them comin!!

[@killervoicestudios3973]

Wow, thank you! How can I say no to that? 😄

[@judyschultheis]

You are great at tongue twisters! Thank you so much for this practical and informative video on warming up. I am brand new to voiceover and appreciate your help!

[@killervoicestudios3973]

Thank you! I love tongue twisters because they really strengthen your articulation. If I sound like I’m good at them it’s strictly because of practice 😅 Welcome to the world of voiceover! Don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions.

[@klbrooks53]

Thanks for your videos. I am recently retired and always wanted to do voiceovers but one never realizes there is work to be done on a consistent basis. I am intrigued with your videos outlining the different and varied paths in voiceover work. I look forward to more of your videos and will continue to practice.