Barb Lyon
Voice Artist

You know those moments where you’re rolling along, auditioning away, and suddenly you come across…the one. Finally! The niche is completely in your wheelhouse. The words actually flow from your mouth easily, instead of being a jargon tongue twister. You feel the structure and the story in your bones. You finish your first take and say, “Dang! That felt good. I’m sending that one.” Those are great, aren’t they. But then, you wait and wait, sure that you’ll hear good new

Voice over is about communication, right? The story you’re telling. Or the message you’re sharing. And how you tell it matters. We’ve all seen the comparison: “Let’s eat, Grandma” v. “Let’s eat Grandma.” Okay, it makes you chuckle. But that simple example proves an important point. Every comma, every period, every declaration prompts the listener to do something—or feel something more. Punctuation changes meaning. Intention changes experience. And voice over lives right there