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The very best exercise is to practice, practice and practice. In the car, the shower, any place. Start with your regular, everyday speaking voice and read out loud. Use the newspaper, publications, your kid's bedtime stories or your company memos. Just read out loud to build and strengthen your natural speaking voice.

But what if you desired to do voice overs for a living, or perhaps part-time? Say you harboured a dream to narrate children's stories, do animation and computer game voices, or introduce your preferred television programmes - where on earth would you start? There is no profession path here, no academic courses at colleges or university; even a drama curriculum may not cover such a niche interest.

Listen to the volume of the music and ask yourself, is the voice simple and clear to comprehend? If not, minimize your music. Be careful that many individuals discover it tough to compare voice and music for commentaries relayed on tv and radio.

I recommend that you listen to the timing of your music and drop the volume so your very first words begin on the first beat of the second or third bar. Don't do a sluggish fade but smartly drop your music at the 4th or 3rd beat of the bar preceding the bar you will speak.

The semi upside of this is that you will get to edit your own demo reels and save money. But, cash that you will have already invested on your devices!

Nation folk, your greatest obstacle now is to get clients. Focus on getting your site seen (pay-per-click with Google and Yahoo) and sending your link to all the regional companies in your town. They'll more than happy to know they do not need to go far to get a professional voice over for their internal or industrial narration.

I have actually constantly found freelance narration work to be irregular so do not give up your day job, a minimum of not up until you get well established. Great luck. I hope you find your specific niche in the commentary industry and get your piece of the numerous areas and narrative scripts that are out there.