What unique insights does Gabrielle Nistico provide on handling nervousness before a voiceover session?

I talk about this a lot because nerves are completely normal in voiceover – even for seasoned pros. In my posts and podcast episodes, I make it clear that butterflies are not a sign you’re unqualified, they’re a sign you care and your adrenaline is kicking in for performance.

I also stress that anyone claiming they “never” get nervous is “full of BS.” Even the “Bosses” feel it. The key is learning to work with that energy instead of fighting it: preparation, realistic expectations, and experience outside your home booth all help reframe anxiety into focus.

Would you like a few concrete pre-session rituals you can use to calm your nerves?