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Industry EventsOctober 31, 2026
A Passenger Paid Her to Record His Voicemail. Now Flight Attendant Turned Voice Actor Rebecca Lee Is VO Atlanta’s 2027 Keynote
For 15 years Rebecca Lee read the safety announcements on planes, and for 15 years passengers turned round to tell her she should do something with that voice. One of…
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Voice Over ArticlesOctober 30, 2026
The Week in Voice: Two Farewells, a Union Yes and a Cloned Podcast
Two of the most loved voices anywhere, a union that said yes, and a podcast that kept talking long after its host stopped. Here’s your week in voice, in about…
Net 30, Net Never: How Remote Voice Actors Make Sure They Actually Get Paid
The read is booked, the files are delivered, the client says they love it. Then nothing. Remote voice work means getting paid by people you’ve never met, often in another…
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VO Tech NewsOctober 30, 2026
A Hijacked Podcast Kept Publishing in Its Host’s Cloned Voice. Here’s How to Lock Down Yours
A podcast that went quiet in 2021 came back this year with new episodes its host never made, and the show that investigated it says the…
Industry EventsOctober 30, 2026
Nicola Walker, Cush Jumbo and Five More Make the APA Narrator Shortlist. Here’s Every Voice in the Running
The UK’s Audio Production Awards have their 2026 shortlist, and two of its categories are all about voices: Narrator and Ensemble Cast. Nicola Walker, Clarke Peters…
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Voice Over ArticlesOctober 29, 2026
SAG-AFTRA Voice Actors Ratify the TV Animation Deal. Your AI Replica Now Needs Your Yes to Dub You
SAG-AFTRA members have ratified the union’s two television animation contracts, a four-year deal that runs from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2030. For the voice…
