Working with a voice actor or on-camera talent doesn’t have to be complicated. This quick FAQ walks you through exactly what I need from clients, how quotes and usage work, and what to expect once we get started.

Every industry has strengths baked into the model and flaws that quietly slow growth. In the acting and production world, learning to identify what is a feature versus what is a fixable bug can help talent and production teams design better systems, communicate more clearly, and build sustainable businesses together.

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What happens when a 2010s indie horror video game turns into a 90s film adaptation. Here’s how I ended up in Puppet Combo’s Night Shift and what it was like seeing it come to life on the big screen.

I used to get teased for having a deep voice. I even adjusted my accent so people would at least take me seriously. Years later, that voice is now my career. This is how I learned to embrace what made me different, and why you should too.

Every creative has met that client, you know, the one who drains your time, tests your boundaries, and leaves you questioning your career choices. In this post, I’m breaking down 7 red flags that can cost you your sanity (and your reputation). Plus exactly how to walk away without burning bridges. Learn how to spot early warning signs, set boundaries like a pro, and exit with your reputation, and your peace of mind, intact.