Frank Verderosa

Hey voice actors! Confused by LUFS, RMS, and dBFS? You’re not alone. Voice actors face a maze of meters and loudness standards. From TV broadcast levels to audiobook specs, knowing how to read your meters—Peak, RMS, LUFS—helps you deliver clean, professional audio every time.

You became a voice actor because you love telling stories, creating characters, and bringing scripts to life. But wouldn’t it be amazing if you could really understand what clients are thinking when they’re casting? Most voice actors only ever see one part of the process: the audition. You get the spec, you send your best take — and then? Silence. You're trying to hit a moving target! That’s why I created a special class just for you: This Side of the Glass

Why visit my storefront? Because every item I list is something I either own and use, have reviewed extensively.

Holly Curran is an actor known for her rolls on some popular TV series. She made light work of the commercial demo reel I produced for her.

I thought it would helpful to break down how participating via Zoom benefits voice actors- and why I insist on it for every remote session!

Mac users have been able to put their computers to sleep since 2005. However, in the audio world sleep mode could create problems!

The sample rate you choose for recording matters. So when should you change it? Why does it matter? And what IS sample rate anyway?

I will say with certainty that there is nothing better than in-person talent and clients. Sonically. Creatively. Socially. Definitively.

Pro Tools Intro is Avid's feature-packed starter DAW that puts you in an audio post production ecosystem adopted by studios globally.

The difference in sound quality having an actor in a proper studio after a couple of years of forced remote recording is dramatic.