What is Gabrielle Nistico’s advice for aspiring voiceover artists to stand out?

I focus on two big things when it comes to standing out in voiceover: business and performance.

On the business side, I push talent to think like a CEO, not a hobbyist. That means:

• Building a clear, memorable brand
• Understanding how voice actors actually make money
• Learning to market yourself and find, pursue, and keep clients

On the performance side, you stand out by:

• Training smart (not just often) with targeted coaching and classes
• Developing a demo that reflects where you truly belong in the market
• Knowing your strengths, your “lane,” and leaning into it consistently

If you put in the work on both fronts, you stop blending in with the thousands of “I have a nice voice” people online.

What part of standing out do you struggle with more right now: the acting side or the business side?