Radio voiceovers are different than those for other mediums. Learn about the most important vocal qualities in voiceovers for radio.  … Read More

For a better understanding of what’s involved in the recording process for voiceovers, check out this interview with Video Arts’ very own audio engineer John Shea.  … Read More

An important aspect of motorcycle care is maintaining your suspension. A good suspension will soften your ride, ensure your wheels stay in contact with the road, and generally make the motorcycle more comfortable. To maintain the suspension of your voiceover and ensure the comfort of your listeners, your riding style should take the form of storytelling.  … Read More

Hired Gums is located in Fargo, North Dakota – the heart of the United States - and our voice talents are desired throughout the nation due to our accent neutral dialect. Do you think you have what it takes to be a voice artist for Hired Gums?  … Read More

SIPDE: Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide, and Execute. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation deems these five behaviors critical for safe motorcycle operation. This same concept provides a framework for you to be audience-centered within the context of your voiceover production.  … Read More

Imagine you're the business owner of a bicycle shop, and you’ve decided it would be beneficial to produce a radio advertisement for your business. As you sit down to formulate the script for your advertisement, you realize there is a lot you want to say, but you only have a short time to say it.  … Read More

Stitching a Line: the art of slipping through traffic in a quick manner on a motorcycle; does not imply reckless weaving but controlled and deliberate maneuvers that allow a motorcycle rider to get through traffic as efficiently as possible.  … Read More

“Positioning the brand and regaining trust are all smart things for us to do and those are the litmus tests for any decisions we make.” - John McKinley, CEO & Founder of SaferAging  … Read More