LINKS

RESOURCES FOR VOICE ACTORS:

If you have a question about ISDN, this is the place to get most of your answers. You'll also find instructions on how to get ISDN, and lists of hundreds of recording studios and private production facilities across the US that are ISDN equipped.
<http://www.digifon.com>

Looking for an alternative to ISDN? The front runner in that race is Source Connect, an internet-based IP.
<http://www.sourceelements.com>

Got a script with names or words you've never seen before, and don't know how to pronounce? These are the guys...
<http://www.forvo.com> Use this one for word pronunciation.
<http://www.inogolo.com> Use this one for name pronunciation.

Trying to set up a home studio and need some help? You need to meet Dan Lenard.
<http://www.homestudiomaster.com>

Like to talk shop and hang out with other voices in a virtual social club? Check this site out...
<http://www.voiceoveruniverse.com>

Are you certifiable? ...As a professional voice actor, that is? Here is a new organization dedicated to establishing specific criteria by which to distinguish quality industry professionals from those who are not.
<http://www.world-voices.org>

This was the groundbreaker, the first organization to attempt to create standards and accreditation for voice actors.
<http://www.savoa.org>

MISCELLANEOUS LINKS OF INTEREST:

Take a guy with a pair of pliers, some wire, and a visual sense of humor. Give him a camera. Enjoy.
<http://bentobjects.blogspot.com>

And if you ever wanted your emails to stand out from all the rest...
<http://www.voki.com/create.php>