Hey there, hero!

Had a great time on the VOBB (VO Booth Besties) with Jen, Jen and Aleesha:

https://www.boothbesties.com/

...and I had the chance to answer some questions from the attending audience of VO talent.

One question that came up was "How do you keep all the voices you create for the characters in an audiobook straight? How do you avoid using the wrong voice for a character by mistake?"

Great questions, and one that has a number of different possible answers. Let's explore exactly how to do that especially as an actor (or writer).

How do you keep everyone straight? Is this a challenge for you? Let me know in the comments below.

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