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About Kim Handysides Voice Over Talent

Kim is dedicated and passionate about the voice over industry and is a prolific contributor to the success of other artists. Here you can find some of the latest tips and tricks and pearls of wisdom!

My Voice Over Life: Notes from the Scene of a Shoot

My Voiceovers

I choose not to do a lot of on camera work. At least that’s what I tell myself. (And my agent.) Being a woman of a certain age (and waist size) the opportunities are slim. (see what I did there?) But today I happen to be on set as a principal actor shooting a lottery commercial (Lotto Max for Sid … [Read more...] about My Voice Over Life: Notes from the Scene of a Shoot

Filed Under: My Voiceovers Tagged With: actor's life, ad agencies, Canadian actor, Canadian voice actor, commercial talent, double shoot, Lotto Max, Montreal actor, Montreal voice actor, on camera commercial, on camera commercial work, on camera talent, regional ad, Sid Lee, voice over, voice over work, weather woman

3 Ways Storytelling is King in Voiceover for Ads and Business

Voiceover Business

So...what’s your story? Or rather what is your relationship with story? Chances are it’s tight. We humans love story. We swim in it, soak in it, eat it up daily. Hourly, even. But have you stopped to consider your relationship with story as a voiceover artist? Levar Burton, (Reading Rainbow … [Read more...] about 3 Ways Storytelling is King in Voiceover for Ads and Business

Filed Under: Voiceover Business Tagged With: ads, backstory, commercial, commercial ad, copy, copywriter, corporate narration, DevLearn 2017, eLearning, explainer video, Meisner technique, messaeg connect on an emotional level, message, Practical Aesthetics, retail radio spot, speech on storytelling, spoken word, story, storytelling, storytelling is our superpower, voiceover artist, voiceover narrators, world building, your relationship with story

Is the Seth Rogan Controversy Good or Bad for Voiceover Industry?

Voiceover Business

A reporter from the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) called me yesterday to ask me (a female voice over artist) how I felt about Seth Rogan voicing prompts for the Vancouver Transit Authority. Matthew ____ (I don’t remember his last name) asked if I felt any animosity toward Seth for … [Read more...] about Is the Seth Rogan Controversy Good or Bad for Voiceover Industry?

Filed Under: Voiceover Business Tagged With: celebrity voice over, Hollywood A-Listers voiceover, Rogen on, Set's voicework, Seth Rogan voicing prompts, Toronto voice, Vancouver voice, voice, voice over artist, voice prompts, voiceover artist, voicework, volunteer voice

How Copywriters and VoiceOver People Triumph over Disruption

blogs, Voiceover Business

Sipping nectar of the bean and browsing my groups this morning, I was inspired by copywriter chieftain Steve Roller and how many similar cliffs of insanity people in the copywriting and voiceover narration fields have to scale to triumph lately. All because of the (anti) buzzword of the decade … [Read more...] about How Copywriters and VoiceOver People Triumph over Disruption

Filed Under: blogs, Voiceover Business Tagged With: actor, ad world, advertising, commercial, copywriters, copywriters and voiceover, disruption, disruption in the ad world, home studio, long form story spots, marketing, mastering the disruption, new media, people, pre-roll ads, voice actor, voice over artist, voice work, voiceover, voiceover people triumph, voiceover talent, VR

7 Hot Tips on How to Get Better as a Voice Actor

Voiceover Coaching

Listening to Drake with my daughter Lisa as we drive on the 401 through north Toronto ticking off To Do and Don’t Forget Lists before I dive full on into family vacation mode…I’m struck by this thought: I get at least one call or email a day from people who seek advice on how to become better voice … [Read more...] about 7 Hot Tips on How to Get Better as a Voice Actor

Filed Under: Voiceover Coaching Tagged With: acting, actor, actor's toolkit, coaching, home studio, how to become a better voice actor, story, storytelling, voice, voice actor, voice over, voice over artist, voiceover

A Voice Actor’s Guide: How to Make your Voice Sound Better

Voiceover Coaching

Amber speaks too quickly. Her words slam and stumble into each other and she comes across as alternately nervous or excited or uncomfortable in the situation or space she is in. Rose’s voice is thin, brittle and cracks. She sounds much older than she is. From her mid-twenties, strangers on the phone … [Read more...] about A Voice Actor’s Guide: How to Make your Voice Sound Better

Filed Under: Voiceover Coaching Tagged With: advice, conversations, improve your voice, Morgan Freeman, posture, singing, sounds, speaks, talent, throat, vocal problems, vocal technique, voice, voice actor, voice artist, voices, volume

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