POV AUDIO LLC
Frank Verderosa
Casting • Mixing • Sound Design • Radio

Insane deals for a limited time on voice actor services!

Every year I gather the best voice-actor deals I can find and keep them updated in one place. Check back often—new deals will get added as I spot them.

A behind-the-scenes look at how Frank collaborated with voice actor Susan Cohen DeStefano to craft a new demo, exploring her uniquely eclectic path from theatre and law to cantorial work, musical performance, and voiceover. A creative journey told from the producer’s perspective.

Considering updating to MacOS26 Tahoe? If you’re a voice actor or recording professional, here’swy it’s wise to slow your roll.

As creatives, we all face it: do you take the gig that pays, or pass on the one that clashes with your values? Where’s your line?

Many voice actors try to “fix” noisy recordings with noise gates—only to make them sound worse. Here’s why that happens- a how to fix it!

Not sure what webcam to use for Zoom sessions, directed auditions, or remote coaching? Whether you want a budget-friendly upgrade or already have a powerful iPhone, this guide breaks down the best options for voice actors who want to look as good as they sound.

Prime Day is the perfect time for voice actors to upgrade their home studios without overspending. Whether you’re just getting started or ready to level up, there are major discounts on microphones, interfaces, and essential accessories. From budget-friendly backups to pro-level gear, we’ve rounded up the top deals to help you get the most bang for your buck. Check back often from July 8–11 for updates on the best gear steals!

A simple pre-flight checklist for voice actors using Source-Connect. Learn how to use echo test connections to verify your setup before recording or going live with clients.

If you spend any time behind a microphone (and I know you do), you’ve probably heard the tip: “Don’t worry about your recording levels being low — you can just normalize later!” This often comes up with regards to lowering the audible noise level when recording. I get it — it sounds like an easy fix. But today I want to chat with you about why starting with low levels and relying on normalization can actually hurt your sound — and what to do instead.