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Voice matching a well-known role. Staying in character. Flight cancellations trying to travel to the session. Shannon talks about how to quiet the internal monologue, trust the casting and the director, and focus on performance. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Being a fan of a show and an existing character from that show is both a help and additional pressure. We talk with Torian Brackett about his performance as Morgan from The Walking Dead, and how he approached the acting and the voice, with very convincing results. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

A textbook case of preparation-meets-opportunity. When Norman Reedus was not able to voice The Walking Dead: Destinies at the last minute, due to his shooting schedule, we scrambled to find a replacement. We found the perfect person at the ready in Atticus Batacan. He didn't just provide a voice match, he provided the embodiment of the role. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

In addition to the myriad of well-known characters she plays, Misty is also known for creating creature sounds. She explains how she developed one for a recent session of ours, as well as some of the techniques and gadgets she utilizes to take care of her voice when doing stressful audio. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Remote VoCap? That's what Jennifer did for a trailer where she acted as a character who has not had a voice...until now. Doing facial expressions while still understanding that it's a voice-over session is not the norm. Jennifer gives her mindset as an actor in an unusual situation and set-up.

Singing training, body language and accent training all lead to Jason Charles Miller's embodiment of the Agathian Commander in Chivalry 2. It's easy...or at least it sounds that way! See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Channeling a believable sports announcer to voice a trailer is difficult enough. When the creators' first (or even second) language is NOT English and you've got to communicate why it should be done differently than they're requesting? Tom Bromhead & Gillian Brashear pulled if off! See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Having been cast for multiple roles in Cobra Kai, Jonathan discusses his approach to voice matching and specifically getting beyond the voice and getting into character. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Finding out the day of the session that he was voicing Cobra Kai characters, Paul talks about how he deals with that as an actor, and also how he was able to find the right zone using his past life experiences. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Mara details her approach to making relatively dry, detailed copy sound like she is actually speaking to a real person. Music, keeping interest, and "don't be a d ." See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Lord of the Rings actor Mark Oliver talks about how his childhood, including being among the Tolkiens and the Harrises (Jared and Richard) gave him "an unfair advantage" with respect to voice acting. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

Gavin discusses how he is able to "discover" lines as his characters in Lord of the Rings Online, and how he has also been able to differentiate similar roles over years of adding content to the game. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world

In another Glimpse by The Voice Director, Brandon McInnis discusses how he was able to get to, maintain, and switch emotional marks while creating a new character for a video game franchise in his session with Gillian. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world.

Tre Mosely discusses how he approached auditioning for Cobra Kai and how he stayed in character for the role of Chris when he got to the session. See more at www.thevoicedirector.world.

The Voice Director Glimpse - Jake Cuddemi on his Cobra Kai session