Debbie Irwin

Let’s face it, whether you’re just starting out in the voiceover industry, or you’re a veteran voicer, this business is competitive. So how do you stand out? How do you market yourself? Any voice actor worth her salt will have enough talent to deliver a range of styles that fit a range of projects. My […]

Building your business doesn’t really happen one brick at a time. It’s more like this pedibus: you’ve got to have wheels in motion on a lot of different things all at once:

‘If You Build It, They Will Come’ Ecclesiology Part 1 (Building your business) I’m back! Thank you for all of the good wishes while I was abroad. The studio in Scotland was wonderful. And so was the fort I built to get recordings done in my flat. But how did I get started in voiceover? […]

Welcome back to #VOnow. If you’re new, thank you for joining us (you can catch up on the first five editions here). Shhh. Today I want to discuss “Pillow Talk” — but it’s not what you think. I don’t leave home without it. I travel with a shotgun — microphone that is. It’s long and skinny […]

Good afternoon all. I’m happy to report that I’ve arrived in Scotland safe and sound. A little late due to New York City traffic, but I made it and it’s beautiful. In this #VOnow, I’ll be posting photos from my trip on my new Instagram page. That being said, today I want to do a little recap of […]

What equipment did you purchase? Where did you decide to set up your studio? 

I’d love to see it. So, if you’re on Twitter or Instagram, feel free to tag me in a photo of it: @DebbieIrwinVO. Btw, my Instagram account will be fully active come Saturday, August 1st, with posts every Monday, Thursday and Saturday. 🙂

OK, so, now let’s get to work. And by work I mean PRACTICE. As you study and practice, practice, practice the craft of voiceovers, you’ll be learning how to: