Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Should performers care about data? Hell yeah, they should care about data. I mean, I'm a little biased. I love data. I love spreadsheets. I love to analyze things. But I gotta tell you, it has had a huge benefit on my voiceover career specifically. The trick is... What should you be analyzing? How you should be analyzing it? What should you be tracking and how you should be tracking it? Data tells stories. Data tells stories about your story. What is your journey as a performing artist? Where did you start? What did you learn? How were you trained? How are you applying that training? How well are you auditioning? How often are you booking? What are the results of that booking? Do those bookings turn into more bookings? Also, how are you marketing yourself? In what manner on what social media platforms are you blogging? Are you cold calling? Or are you posting on social media? Are you sending newsletters? All that inbound and outbound marketing, what's working, what isn't working? I've got laundry to do. I am a busy, busy person. And I wanna be as efficient and as effective as possible in my marketing efforts, in my auditioning, in my bookkeeping. A lot of us want to work as little as possible so we can have as much fun as possible. That's a very human, normal trait, and that's totally understandable. But having the ability to analyze your business, what's working, what isn't working, why is it working? Why isn't it working? How do you keep doing what's working and when should you stop doing what isn't working? Keep Going - Watch this Trailer: Analyze Your Business Click the button below to rent "Analyze Your Business" for only FIVE BUCKS! After 5/31/24 this video is $20 Upcoming Events & Appearances Looking for help navigating the entertainment industry? Check in and Stay on Track... Don't know where to start? Let's chat. Grab 15 minutes free - let's see what your business needs... He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Who Is Everett Oliver? Everett’s personal journey has taken him from the Big Apple as a kid, to Georgia where he graduated from Clark Atlanta University, to Los Angeles, where he has been working in the Voice Over industry for over three decades. Everett has worked on hit animated primetime shows including: The Simpsons, King of the Hill, Men in Black, Jackie Chan Adventures, Hellboy, and X- Men: Evolution, (just to name a few), and has worked with animation industry titans such as Disney, Columbia Tri-Star, and Film Roman/Starz. One of the most valuable experiences that Everett brings to the table is his time as a Booth-Director for a LA based talent agency. Whether you are new to Voice Acting, in the middle of your journey, or a seasoned professional, Everett has whatever you need to move you to the next level, or keep you on top. CAREER BUILDING Helping to guide clients in developing long, rich careers in voice acting are one of his greatest strengths. For voice talent around the world, he educates and informs on different markets and niches, offers invaluable constructive critique on voice demos and voice audition preparation, and guides you through your Voice Acting career, working with you step-by-step, helping you gain skills, experience, and a knowledge of the business. ONE-ON-ONE PRIVATE DIRECTING Everett Oliver’s one-on-one private direction provides an intensive, personalized direction and individual attention. This service helps refine your voice acting skills and allows you, as an Actor, to be “comfortable being uncomfortable”. In their sessions with Everett, students perfect their craft while moving towards creating a professional industry demo. Students gain confidence and insight when approaching scripts, and as a result, increase their booking ratio. ONLINE VOICEOVER WORKSHOPS During Everett’s workshop sessions, voice actors work hands-on with industry professionals, Everett Oliver, and a special guest co-host. For two hours, you will be taught techniques to help improve your voice acting skill-set. Each student reads copy and receives constructive feedback on how to strengthen their performances, gaining insight, information, and feedback from highly-skilled working professionals. ANIMATION DEMO DIRECTING Bringing a drawn character to life is an incredibly challenging and rewarding feat for a Voice Actor, and it requires great collaboration with a team of Animators and Directors. One of the biggest challenges Actors face when voicing an animated character is that there are too many options, and too many directions to go in. Choosing the right tone, inflection, pace, and attitude are vital, and Everett’s years of experience in the animation industry will help you define the role and give your best performance. Everett’s no-nonsense, straight forward approach to coaching and teaching keeps you grounded, keeps you real, and keeps you true to who you are. Want more voice over guidance & advice? Let's talk. Grab 15 minutes free - let's see what your business needs... He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Catch the Replay We answered questions like... How J. Michael Collins become a voice actor Why he loves to coach & produce voiceover demos His reasoning behind having Voices Dot Com CEO Jay O'Connor as a guest at VO Atlanta and much more! About J. Michael Collins With over twenty-five years as a professional voice actor, J. Michael Collins has worked with some of the biggest companies, brands, sports leagues, and organizations on the planet. In addition to his work in the classic, agency-based world of VO, J. Michael has established himself as a leading authority in the online casting marketplace and has become recognized as an industry leading voice talent coach and demo producer as well. J. Michael has won more than 50 industry awards as a voice actor, demo producer, scriptwriter, and casting director. Along with his wife and business partner Anna, J. Michael is the producer of VO Atlanta, the industry’s largest and longest-running conference, co-producer of the One Voice Conference USA, and hosts voice actors each year at luxurious venues in Europe for the signature JMC Euro VO Retreats. Connect with J. Michael Collins: https://www.jmcvoiceover.com Keep Going - Watch this Next: How-To Video: Learning to do eLearning Watch this trailer then click the button below to rent this How-To video for only 5 BUCKS! (rental offer expires 04/30/23, purchase price is $20) Up Next... VOS Book Club I have built a collection of great books about voiceover as well as managing your finances, marketing, self-help, and much more! Studio Gear & Recommendations Looking for a new microphone, audio interface, or other gear? Click the button below to check out my recommendations! As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

A great show kicked me in the head A few weeks ago I was watching the Season 4 finale of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. If you haven't seen it yet and don't want spoilers, hold off on reading this until you do. Are you still here? Good! So I'm watching the show and enjoying the hell out of it when I hear this line "Don't plan! Work!" - Lenny Bruce That line sent me reeling. It felt like a gut punch. I'm still trying to figure out why. I think it's because I'm all about crafting a thoughtful yet actionable plan to run your voiceover business and I do things every day to move my business forward. But hearing him say it with such conviction, such passion, it stirred something in me. And it made me think about you. Tip Of the Week Should you have a plan? Yes! Of course you should! But there is a time to plan and a time to DO. Some of you have become "professional students" who do nothing but take classes, read blogs, and listen to podcasts but you never go for it. I'm sure some of you have good reasons why you haven't yet (logistical, maybe financial) but the rest of you, who have nothing holding you back, what about you...? If you've gotten professional voiceover training from a quality coach, produced a decent demo, built a website, and set up a home recording studio, get out there! Start auditioning, now. Pick an online casting site and dive in. You will suck a lot, you will fail a lot, and you will suck some more but you've gotta start somewhere. Lenny Bruce was not a brilliant standup comedian on his first set. He bombed. They all bombed. But then he got better. He worked. And he worked and he worked. And he developed his craft. Until he became the legendary comedian that he became. Lenny Bruce was Lenny Bruce because he put in the time to both develop his art and navigate the business. You must do the same. This is a long haul. There are no shortcuts to being a successful voice actor. So if you don't have a good reason to start that thousand-mile journey with a single step right now, stop screwing around. Don't plan, work. Join me at an upcoming event Here's what I've got going on in the next few months - register to attend and add your voice to the mix! Study on your own time - download & watch VO How-to Videos Use Promo Code GETMORE for 20% off 3 or more videos! Paid Links Grab Studio Gear Want more studio gear & reading recommendations? VIEW ALL As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Keep Going - Work with Me Book a Strategy Session and get your VO business together! Want more VO Strategist? Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Tom Dheere is the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. He is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, he produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Looking to join up, meet up, or get involved? This could be the smartest voiceover move you make! Being a part of a strong community is one of the most powerful moves you can make on both a professional and personal level. The voiceover industry is no different, and there are many great voiceover communities and organizations who can educate, inspire, and help you grow both as a voice actor and a person. Get involved with these voiceover organizations that can significantly elevate your voiceover journey...

Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Keep all aspects in sync You are either a seasoned voice actor or a new voice actor that has ignored by previous advice about branding...either way, welcome! When thinking about your brand, the goal is to find visual elements that properly represent you and your story. Some examples of those are... Logo Color scheme Tagline Fonts With all of this in mind, my advice is to be you! Be as authentic and organic as possible. But if you some strategy help... "When it comes to branding, voice seekers can smell B.S. a mile away." - Tom Short vs. Long Term Brand Strategy In the short term, the most important part of developing a brand strategy is keeping it consistent. The fonts on your website should match the fonts in your email signature, your color palette should be cohesive across your marketing materials, etc. Apply this idea to all your social media platforms & marketing efforts. In the long term, focus on directing all your brand strategy back to the story of you. You are your brand! A lot of people want to separate their social media accounts or online profiles once they create a voice over business. Don’t do that! You are you, no matter what job you have. Plus, your previous experience will enhance your voice over career + help you specialize within genres. Everything you did before is still part of your story & makes you interesting. Some questions to ask yourself: What is the story of you? Where did you come from? What is informing your voice over career? Why are you a voice actor? What were you before you were a voice actor? Paid Links Grab Studio Gear As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Download VO: How-to Videos Love is in the air! Use FABFEB to take 25% off these featured videos. Upcoming Events & Appearances Here's what I've got going on in the next few months - register to attend and add your voice to the mix! Need help? Work with me. Book a Strategy Session and get your VO business together! Tom Dheere is the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. He is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, he produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Catch the Replay We answered questions like... How Maria became a voice actor Why Maria is an advocate for disabled voice actors How Blue Wave Voiceover helps political voice actors and much more! About Maria Maria Pendolino is a full-time professional voice actor and voiceover artist that has been providing voiceover services to clients and brands around the world for more than a decade. An actor since age 11, her dynamic voice is heard on national television commercials, promos, radio spots, TV narrations, station & affiliate imaging, corporate presentations, animation, video games, documentaries, e-learning training courses, telephone systems and more. Connect with Maria: https://www.voicebymaria.com Keep Going - Watch this Next: How-To Video: Know Your Worth Watch this trailer then click the button below to rent this How-To video for only 5 BUCKS! (rental offer expires 03/31/24, purchase price is $20) Up Next... VOS Book Club I have built a collection of great books about voiceover as well as managing your finances, marketing, self-help, and much more! Studio Gear & Recommendations Looking for a new microphone, audio interface, or other gear? Click the button below to check out my recommendations! As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Why do creatives suck at money? I know not all creatives suck at money, but in the 25 years I've been doing voiceover, and even before that when I was pursuing theater and on camera work, I was noticing that that there seems to be a correlation between how creative you are and how crappy you are at managing your finances. Why? Some of it I think is conscious, some of it I think is unconscious. Conscious as in, some people identify themselves, have a strong sense of identity when it comes to their relationship with money. What's weird is in the arts, if you like money, you're not cool, you're some kind of fascist, I don't know. It's kind of weird. I also think some of it is cultural, as in how you were raised at home and what the culture of your school life, maybe your place of worship, the friends that you hang out with, even the movies or TV shows that you watch, have an effect on your relationship with money. Here's a little secret. You can be an artist and still be good with money, too. You can have your artist little beret cocked to the side over here, and then you can have your, I don't know what the other one would be, a fedora, I don't know, some other kind of hat that reflects that you're good with money. You can have both of those hats on, you should have both of those hats on if you wanna have any chance of being successful in the arts these days, you need to have both of those hats on. So it's not a sin to like money, it's not a sin to be good with your finances. But here's the other thing... Don't relieve yourself of the responsibility of being good with money because you are an artist. You know, oh no, no, no, no, I don't work with accounting software, it messes with my, you know, Anahatra chakra or, you know, whatever. Takeaways About Money You can have a healthy relationship with money, both internally and externally There's no reason why you have to have the word 'starving' in front of the word 'artist' How you work with money and how you make your money work for you as one who is self -employed is different from someone who works for someone or something else Keep Going - Watch this Trailer: Master Your Cash Flow Click the button below to rent "Master Your Cash Flow" for only FIVE BUCKS! This offer expires 2/29/24 so rent it now! Upcoming Events & Appearances Here's what I've got going on in the next few months - register to attend and add your voice to the mix! Looking for help navigating the entertainment industry? Check in and Stay on Track... Don't know where to start? Let's chat. Grab 15 minutes free - let's see what your business needs... He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

In the dynamic world of voice acting, where the demand for unique and authentic voices is ever-growing, it is crucial for voice actors, regardless of their experience, to stay informed and adaptable. Enter Maria Pendolino, a renowned voice actor and a passionate disability advocate, who is pioneering efforts to revolutionize the voiceover industry. Maria is not just a voice; she's a force of change, teaching, guiding, and opening doors for talents across the spectrum. A Voice of Change: Blue Wave Voiceover In an era where political discourse shapes the fabric of society, the power of voice cannot be understated. Maria Pendolino understands this and through Blue Wave Voiceover, she offers a unique platform that focuses on political voiceover work. This initiative is not just about lending a voice; it's about understanding the nuance and responsibility that comes with political narrations. For voice actors looking to navigate this niche, Blue Wave Voiceover is a beacon, providing insights into the political landscape and how to effectively communicate messages that resonate with listeners and drive action. Maria's work with Blue Wave Voiceover is more than just a job – it's a mission. By sharing her expertise, she empowers voice actors to contribute to meaningful campaigns and become a part of something bigger than themselves. It's about giving a voice to the voiceless and influencing change through the spoken word. A Sound Investment: Developing Financial Literacy The life of a voice actor is often filled with uncertainty. Irregular gigs, fluctuating income, and the entrepreneurial nature of the business can be daunting. Recognizing this, Maria Pendolino is an advocate for financial literacy within the community. She equips voice talents with the knowledge and tools to manage their finances, plan for the future, and turn their passion into a sustainable career. Workshops, webinars, and one-on-one mentoring sessions led by Maria cover a breadth of topics, from negotiating rates to understanding contracts and investing in quality equipment. She emphasizes the importance of valuing one's work and navigating the industry not just as an artist, but as a savvy businessperson. Amplifying Diversity: Creating More Inclusivity in the Workplace The voiceover industry, like many others, has historically been lacking in diversity. Maria Pendolino is at the forefront of driving change, advocating for a voiceover landscape that reflects the world we live in. Through her individual efforts as well as helping develop the Disabled Voice Actors Database, she encourages casting directors to look beyond the conventional and to embrace voices of all ages, ethnicities, and abilities. Maria's advocacy for disability inclusion is particularly noteworthy. She leverages her platform to highlight the talents of disabled voice actors, pushing for equal opportunities and representation. By creating a more diverse talent pool, the industry not only becomes more inclusive but also more vibrant and relatable to the diverse audience it serves. The Symphony of Progress Maria Pendolino is more than just a voice actor; she's an educator, a mentor, and an advocate for progress. Through her work with the Blue Wave Voiceover website, her commitment to financial literacy, and her tireless efforts to foster diversity in the voiceover workplace, Maria is helping shape an industry that is inclusive, fair, and full of opportunity. For voice actors looking to make their mark, Maria Pendolino exemplifies the kind of forward-thinking and proactive approach that can truly make a difference. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, there's much to learn from Maria's journey. By embracing the lessons she imparts and the values she upholds, voice actors can not only navigate the current landscape of the voice industry but also contribute to its evolution. Join the movement. Raise your voice. With advocates like Maria Pendolino leading the way, the voiceover industry is poised for a future as diverse and dynamic as the voices it celebrates. Wanna get to know Maria? Check out the Ask Me Anything video below! Want more voice over guidance & advice? Let's talk. Grab 15 minutes free - let's see what your business needs... He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Catch the Replay We answered questions like... How Marc became a voice actor and the Voiceover Marketing Guru The pros and cons of Direct Marketing and Pay-To-Play voiceover casting sites Canva, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Google, and other productivity tools and much more! About Marc "I’m a guy who enjoys talking to himself for a living for the benefit of my clients and the betterment of their businesses 😉 As a full-time professional voice actor, I genuinely do enjoy getting in the booth and telling stories. Taking words on a page and speaking them into something that’ll keep your audience engaged and prompt them to take action. Whether it’s an eLearning course or employee training videos, commercials for broadcast or YouTube, an explainer video to go on your company’s social channels or a corporate piece for your website. Whatever you need, trust me to share your message." Connect with Marc: https://www.marcscottvoiceover.com Keep Going - Watch this Next: How-To Video: Voiceover Website Basics Watch this trailer then click the button below to rent this How-To video for only 5 BUCKS! (rental offer expires 1/31/23, purchase price is $20) Up Next... VOS Book Club I have built a collection of great books about voiceover as well as managing your finances, marketing, self-help, and much more! Studio Gear & Recommendations Looking for a new microphone, audio interface, or other gear? Click the button below to check out my recommendations! As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Catch the Replay We answered questions like... What is the voiceover casting process? What are casting directors looking for in an audition? Should you leave breaths in your audition? Should you edit your audition to match the length of the spot? and much more! About Mary Lynn "For over 25 years, Mary Lynn Wissner, award winning Casting Director and founder of Voices Voicecasting, has been hearing and casting the perfect voices for thousands of TV, radio, animation, film, games, virtual reality, industrials, podcasts, documentaries, toys, e-Learning, IVR, audiobooks, promos, events and dubbing productions. Mary Lynn is always LISTENING. She HEARS voices, she delights in nuance and texture; she seeks out the character and the unexpected, she knows tone and delivery…and she knows how to direct talent to get the perfect read for your production. Voices Voicecasting is the best voiceover casting service because, we listen, we treat your production as our top priority. We are not an algorithm, we are humans who love the craft of voice over and love finding the perfect voice(s) for your project." Connect with Mary Lynn: https://www.voicesvoicecasting.com Keep Going - Watch this Next: How-To Video: Self-Marketing For Voice Actors Watch this trailer then click the button below to rent this How-To video for only 5 BUCKS! (rental offer expires 02/29/24, purchase price is $20) Up Next... VOS Book Club I have built a collection of great books about voiceover as well as managing your finances, marketing, self-help, and much more! Studio Gear & Recommendations Looking for a new microphone, audio interface, or other gear? Click the button below to check out my recommendations! As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.

Subscribe on YouTube for the latest... Introduction Do marketing campaigns still matter? Did they ever matter? Do they really make a difference? The short answer is yes, sort of. Some of the time, it depends. That was a very lawyerly answer, but I get these VO Strategist 15-minute consults with lots of aspiring voice actors, or voice actors who are a little farther along in their journey, and most of the time what they want to talk to me about is marketing. "I don't wanna be on pay to play sites, I just wanna do self -marketing. Everyone says direct marketing is the way to go." This and that and the other thing. So yes, direct marketing campaigns can be effective. Being on pay to play sites can also be effective. Being represented by agents and managers can also be effective. Most of the time when people talk about marketing campaigns, they're talking about direct marketing campaigns, and most of the time when they're talking about that, they're talking about emails. What Else Are They Talking About? They're also talking about social media and blogging. I consider social media and blogging indirect marketing where you're just kinda over here doing your thing and then hoping that voice seekers notice through SEO or word of mouth or referrals or other things, notice your stuff and then keep you top of mind for future consideration. So yeah, marketing campaigns matter, but most people just kinda go flying into it sideways because they watched a video or went to a conference or listened to a workshop or got a coaching session from one of the great direct marketing coaches in our industry and they do this, they do that, and then nothing happens. Or they notice that they have a 1% response rate, 2, 3, 4% response rate. Well, I gotta be honest, I mean, having a two or three percent response rate with a direct marketing campaign in 2024, that's pretty good. Why is that pretty good? Well, it used to be a lot higher. It used to be a lot higher because, well, there were just a lot less voice actors trying to do this. And the other thing that's happened is a lot more voice seekers are just sick and tired of our stupid emails They are deleting any voice actor that sends them a marketing email or they're just setting up their their spam filters. So these things go straight to the trash or straight into a folder of some kind. Because here's a misconception a lot of voice actors think that a voice seeker wakes up in the morning and goes... "Oh gee man, I just hope I can find some voice actor that I can just give all this money to! I'm gonna spend the whole day looking for amazing voice actors so I can give them sacks of money so they can talk out loud, which I know is their dream!" Okay, no, no, no. Think about it. What percentage of any project that a voice seeker does actually involves the voice actor? When it comes to casting, writing, producing, directing, whatever, five percent, 10% maybe? So if that's true, that means they're spending the other 90 to 95% of time not thinking about us, not giving a crap about us. They're too busy courting clients. They're too busy writing scripts, creating storyboards, having meetings, talking to the legal department, doing all these other things. They're not just sitting there waiting for your stupid email to show up in their inbox, okay? Now, that doesn't mean you shouldn't use direct marketing strategies, and that doesn't mean you shouldn't email potential clients, but don't think that you're just gonna send a couple of emails and then all of a sudden the phone's gonna ring. My record for sending a cold email to a client and getting booked is 10 years, and that was 10 years ago. Now, that's an extreme example, but my point is that, yes, you should make marketing campaigns. However, it should be part of a balanced breakfast. It should not be the entire meal. Now, there are some people out there, usually the loudest ones on the social media groups, that are saying pay to plays are horrible, direct marketing is the only way to go. That is patently false, and any coach that's telling you that is not truly invested in your future as a voice actor. Pay to play sites like marketing campaigns can be, and I think should be, part of a balanced breakfast. The question is, how much time and energy should you spend on which thing? And everyone is telling you to do something different. And often the information is contradictory. I guarantee that there are some coaches or people out there who, if they watch this video, would be furious at me, because they are steeped in their own value system, and I'm steeped in my value system, and that's fine. That's totally fine. Takeaway My point is this; collect objective data about the industry, about the clients that you want to contact, in the genres that you wish to be successful so you can make good decisions about how to move your voiceover business forward. Keep Going - Watch this Trailer: Voiceover Website Basics Click the button below to rent "Build Your Marketing Campaign" for only FIVE BUCKS! Upcoming Events & Appearances Here's what I've got going on in the next few months - register to attend and add your voice to the mix! Looking for help navigating the entertainment industry? Check in and Stay on Track... Don't know where to start? Let's chat. Grab 15 minutes free - let's see what your business needs... He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.