Dan O'Day

Dan O'Day was a prominent figure in the field of voice-over acting and audio production, particularly during the latter half of the 20th century and early 21st. He was best known for his work in radio, television, and advertising, and for his contributions to the voice-over industry as a coach, author, and advocate.

O'Day was a prolific writer on the subjects of voice-over and audio production. His books, articles, and courses covered a wide range of topics, including voice-over technique, microphone technique, script interpretation, auditioning, and the business aspects of working as a voice actor. He also produced instructional audio programs designed to help aspiring voice actors improve their skills.

Beyond his instructional work, O'Day was an active voice-over artist himself, lending his voice to numerous commercials, narrations, and other projects. He was a strong advocate for professionalism and ethical conduct within the voice-over industry.

O'Day's influence extended beyond individual performers. He created and managed resources and communities for voice-over artists, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing. His efforts contributed significantly to raising the standards and profile of the voice-over profession. His legacy continues to influence the field of voice-over today.