Pete Gustin, who does promos for WEEI, describes working as a voice over guy despite being legally blind.

Voice-over actors are talking up the apps that help them get work Beau Stephenson, a voice-over actor, works from his in-home studio in Pasadena.

How do such voice-overs—which contain a seemingly infinite number of specific directions—actually get recorded? With a simple script.

Actors interested in creating voice models spend a few hours in the studio recording various lines of dialogue unrelated to clients’ scripts. Sonantic records the actors’ performances and ...

Voicetrax San Francisco, the Sausalito-based business that hosts a variety of professional and student voice actors at various stages of their career, is celebrating its 35th anniversary this month.

Voice-over actors are the hidden artists who provide the audio atmosphere and essential back stories that bring theme parks to life.

Pete Gustin has voiced over national ads but he can't read scripts - he's legally blind. As he tells Tell Me More guest host Celeste Headlee, he didn't let his disability deter his talent.