No two people have the same path into a voice acting career, Adventure Time's Olivia Olson says. You just get in the studio and it's more of a 'getting in your groove' type of thing." No two paths to voice acting the same "Voiceover is much shorter, very laid back. "Film's a little more forgiving, but it's long hours and days, but I love the on-set environment. You have to recreate a performance every single night for a live audience, no mistakes allowed. "Theatre, I think it's the hardest medium.
"There's a huge difference between film, theatre and voiceover," he said. His first job behind the microphone for radio series Adventures in Odyssey lasted more than five years. Voice acting was a "happy accident" for Mr Callison, whose passion is film and live theatre. If you want to be a voice actor, make friends with people who draw, people who write and surround yourself with creative people.
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