Jason K Myatt

Last week, I spoke about my favourite style of voiceover – the natural/real person spot.  But more often than not, I receive scripts with a direction like this… Read the rest of this entry »

So here’s the thing, recently I was sharing some thoughts and knowledge with some young actors. During this session, I was discussing voiceover styles and I had one of those eureka moments.

For twenty something years, “radio” taught me to do voiceovers a certain way…a very announcer style.  A style that I’m good at … but it’s not my favourite style, it’s not the style that challenges me the most.  This is where those young actors have it over me…. well maybe not. Read the rest of this entry »

As a voice actor who likes to travel and still earn money at the same time, I’ve been searching for the ‘right’ gear to take on the road for quite some time.  Over the years I’ve gleaned ideas from peers and mentors, the later being the late Paul Hardy – who often kept his business running while on holidays, all around the world.  When I first asked Paul how he dealt with hotel room noise – I laughed at his answer, but these days I do a similar thing! (thanks Paul!)  Paul would create a make-shift booth by hanging the doona/blanket around the edges of the ceiling fan.  So what do I do and what equipment do I use ? Read the rest of this entry »

So this is what I’d like to do…
every now and then, I’ll be sharing voice overs or videos that have either taken my attention or the attention of the production house I’ve voiced it for.

Recently I voiced what to me was a basic old fashioned boring read – but once it was produced by BEN at ABES AUDIO, it stood out enough for him to bring it to my attention, so here it is…

Let us know what you think.