What is Gabrielle Nistico's perspective on the importance of mood in voiceover performance?

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From my perspective, mood is the engine of a voiceover performance. Everything starts with emotion. The copy is just words until you decide what you feel and why you’re saying it.

I’m always telling talent: change your mood, not your voice. Instead of forcing a “voiceover sound” or a big cheesy smile, shift your attitude—curious, frustrated, relieved, confident—and let your natural voice follow.

When you do that, you create human environments and connections instead of that outdated, over-happy announcer energy that nobody relates to anymore.

What kind of scripts are you working on where you’re struggling most with mood?