Jun 19, 2026 · 14 min · 9 segments
Tina and John talk about the misunderstandings many people have about voice overs.
So let's talk about it.
So number one,
okay.
Number one on this list of misunderstandings.
Yes.
Right.
Would be, it's all about having a great voice.
Okay.
Yeah.
We get this a lot, don't we? Yes, we do get it.
It's like, I think at one point, there was, at one point, you always heard the same type of voice.
Yes, way
back.
Way back.
In a world.
Yes, it was that.
It was that voice.
You do not hear, not saying that it's gone.
It's not not gone.
It'll always be around.
It will always be around.
But there's so many different voices.
One person can say, I love your voice.
And then the person next to you, I love that voice.
There's so many different voices in voice acting.
So let's talk about it.
So number one,
okay.
Number one on this list of misunderstandings.
Yes.
Right.
Would be, it's all about having a great voice.
Okay.
Yeah.
We get this a lot, don't we? Yes, we do get it.
It's like, I think at one point, there was, at one point, you always heard the same type of voice.
Yes, way
back.
Way back.
In a world.
Yes, it was that.
It was that voice.
You do not hear, not saying that it's gone.
It's not not gone.
It'll always be around.
It will always be around.
But there's so many different voices.
One person can say, I love your voice.
And then the person next to you, I love that voice.
There's so many different voices in voice acting.
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