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Hispanic Heritage Month Blog

October 19, 2023 by Carle Monique

Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month Hispanic Heritage Month, annually observed from September 15th to October 15th, coincides with the independence day of a number of Latin American countries. It recognizes the independence anniversaries of El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Mexico celebrates their Independence Day on September 16th while Chile celebrates theirs on September 18th. Celebrations throughout the month honor and acknowledge the rich culture, significant contributions, and powerful traditions of the Hispanic and Latino communities in the United States, representing a number of countries including Mexico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, and various Central and South American countries. Celebrating this month can include seeing a local parade that honors Hispanic and Latino cultures, visiting cultural exhibitions that showcase art and heritage, and enjoying your favorite Latin dish.

Hispanic Voices – A Powerful Voting Bloc

In 2020, the Hispanic and Latino communities (including some that identify as Latinx) were the second-largest racial group in the United States, making up 18.7% of the total population or 32 million in the country. Their political influence represents a significant voting bloc that could impact elections at various levels of government. Candidates looking to connect with this audience need to prioritize authentic and culturally-relevant content, messaging, and have Hispanic & Latino voiceover artists reflected in their campaigns and spots. Like many groups, they are not a monolith, and investing in ads that focus on specific issues that they care about is one way to energize their voting power.

Connecting with Hispanic Heritage Communities for Your Next Campaign

Enacted during the Civil Rights Movement, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 addressed discriminatory practices by ensuring minority communities had more access to voting, including making voting materials available to individuals with limited English proficiency and removing literacy poll taxes.

Colombian Senior Woman in the DunesIt paved the way for more equal voting rights but recent developments have highlighted the need to continue to protect and expand these rights for all communities. In 2006, as Congress voted to reauthorize the Voting Rights Act for an additional 25 years, the reauthorization faced severe opposition and several provisions were weakened. In the 2013 landmark case of Shelby County v. Holder, the United States Supreme Court struck down a section that led to a wave of restrictive voting measures such as voter ID laws and a reduction in early voting days that still impacts Latino and other minority communities today.

In light of this, political campaigns must prioritize addressing the concerns of Hispanic and Latino communities and speak to what matters most to them early in a strategy and not later. By recognizing the specific challenges that this population faces in accessing the ballet box, campaigns can provide critical information, engage with them on issues that are important to them, advocate for policies that protect voting rights, and ensure their voices are heard throughout the democratic process.

Hire Latino and Hispanic Heritage VO Talent

By working with professionals from these communities your message can go a long way in establishing trust, conveying authenticity, and ensuring there is cultural sensitivity throughout the campaign. These professional bilingual voiceover artists bring an innate understanding of the cultural nuances and regional dialects–details that can make all the difference in resonating with the target audience. They also understand the subtleties of pronunciation, intonation, and pacing specific to Spanish-speaking regions, and can offer voiceovers for bilingual campaigns.

Authenticity, cultural sensitivity, and relevance have become critical factors in building trust with today’s voters. Working with a professional voiceover artist from Blue Wave Voiceover can ensure that a campaign isn’t only heard, but embraced by this quickly-growing and influential population.

Explore demos and samples from a wide range of talent at Blue Wave Voiceover who can help you connect with this audience including Rosi Amador, Brian Amador, Issa Lopez, André Santana, Carolina Hoyos, Robb Moreira, Zia Amador, Andrea Balsa, Antonio Fornaris, and Javier Prusky.

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Middle Eastern and North African / MENA Voiceover Artists

September 27, 2023 by Carle Monique

At Blue Wave Voiceover we’re focused on elevating authentic voices from the Middle Eastern and North African / MENA community so they can give voice to their experiences and the issues they care about. 

Recognizing MENA

The federal government has historically categorized people who have origins in the Middle East and North Africa as white although they do not identify with the white experience, leading to underrepresentation. According to this PBS News Hour article, the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) defines “white” as anyone with origins in Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa. For decades, representatives from this community have called for Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to be recognized as a new category in the United States Census to inform funding, gain access to research, allocate resources, and develop policies to serve the MENA community. 

The Diversity of the Middle East

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Elizabeth Saydah, MENA Voiceover Artist

Spanning Asia, Europe, and Africa, the Middle East comprises countries that represent a diversity of languages, religions, and cultural traditions. Over the past years, the Middle East has witnessed an expansion of their political presence in the United States, embracing its heritage while actively engaging in global affairs. As the world becomes even more interconnected, its impact on pop culture, politics, and language continues to grow and leave a lasting impact on American culture.

The Middle East region is comprised of countries and a British Overseas Territory that vary in size, population, and cultural heritage including Akrotiri and Dhekelia, Bahrain, Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. As the birthplace of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, these faith traditions have strongly influenced Middle Eastern history and culture.

Arabic is the primary language in the Middle East and includes various dialects spoken in different countries. Additional languages spoken in countries throughout the Middle East include Hebrew, Turkish, and Kurdish.

Growing MENA Representation

According to a 2018 report, the Arab American Institution Foundation estimated the Arab American speaking population at more than 3.6 million people. Since the 1880’s with the first wave of migration, immigrants moving from the Middle East to the United States have brought and shared their culture, traditions, food, and perspectives. The second wave of migration came following political turmoil including the Arab-Israeli war in 1948 and then the passing of the Immigration and Nationality Act in 1965 brought a third wave of MENA immigrants to the United States.  Like many immigrant communities, motivations for moving to the United States include seeking economic opportunity to pursue a better life for themselves and for their families. In addition, political turmoil and civil unrest in their countries have prompted many to seek refuge in the United States with the promise of freedom and hope. A report from the Migration Policy Institute noted that close to 30 percent of immigrants from the MENA region live in California or Michigan.

Voting Power in America

According to a report from the Arab American Institute, 40% of Arab Americans surveyed identify as Democrat compared to the 24% who identify as Republicans. In states with large Arab-American populations like Michigan, California, and New York, the community has become a large voting bloc with significant voting power to influence outcomes in local, state, and national elections. Candidates have spoken on issues that resonate with the Arab-American community including immigration reform and foreign policy related to the Middle East, and according to PBS, cities such as Dearborn and Hamtramck in Michigan have begun providing ballots in Arabic. Recent elections in these cities have resulted in electing their first Arab American mayors. In 2022, five Arab Americans were elected to the US Senate, representing South Dakota, Maine, Michigan and New Hampshire.

In Pop Culture

In addition to gaining prominence for international events, the Middle East’s influence on pop culture continues to grow. Arab-American actors, filmmakers, and musicians have made incredible contributions with television shows like Mr Robot, which aired from 2015-2019 and starred Rami Malek and created by Sam Esmail, who both come from immigrant Egyptian families, and Monk featuring Tony Shalhoub. Musicians like DJ Khaled, whose parents are Palestinian immigrants, and Paul Anka, whose parents were of Lebanese descent, have made significant contributions to the music industry. Comedians including Mo Amer, and Ramy Youssef have also paved the way for diverse representation.

Highlighting Middle Eastern and North African Voiceover Actors

We’re proud to feature voiceover actors representing the Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) community. Bringing in an authentic voice to your project ensures that you bring a cultural sensitivity and understanding so that your message resonates authentically and avoids unintentional misrepresentations or cultural insensitivity.

If you’re looking for a Middle Eastern or North African voice actor to reach this audience with a campaign, please contact us at casting@bluewavevoiceover.com. We’re happy to provide you with all the information and voiceover samples that you need!

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Reproductive Rights

September 27, 2023 by Carle Monique

A black and white picture from a "My Body, My Choice" as a reference for the Reproductive Rights topic. The discussion around reproductive rights isn’t new. It’s a topic that continues to take center stage–especially in the context of politics and religion–and can include often heated conversations around birth control, abortion, and access to quality reproductive healthcare. With the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, decisions surrounding women’s rights have been left to each state. The recent changes in laws will likely lead to increased pressure on leaders in progressive states to protect and expand reproductive rights. The fight will need to incorporate grassroots campaigns, advocacy work, and strategic advertising. Local campaigns will need voices in their ads that reflect the very audience they are fighting to serve.

As movements that fight for women’s rights continue to gain momentum and give even bigger platforms for amplifying the stories and experiences of women, so does the conversation around protecting reproductive rights. There are countless news articles each day about states passing restrictive laws around abortion and reproductive healthcare services, and it’s become even more urgent to fight for reproductive rights and ensure all women have access to the information and resources they need to make decisions about their own bodies. It’s an important issue not only for women today, but for future generations. Whether it’s on the local level, state level, or national level, it’s critical to continue calling attention to and advocating for reproductive rights through targeted campaigns and compelling messaging that educates, advocates, and inspires people to work towards change.

Someone's hand holding a sign that says "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor". Pictured used as a reference for the Reproductive Rights topic. Working with a female voiceover artist ensures that these campaigns resonate and reflect the community that is most impacted by the fight to protect reproductive rights. As individuals with a vested interest in protecting and promoting these rights, the roster of female voiceover talent at Blue Wave Voiceover is committed to working with you to drive your campaigns forward. They will work with you to ensure your campaign strikes the right balance of tone, messaging, and delivery.

Hearing a woman’s voice can mean the difference of someone listening to your campaign or truly hearing your campaign, whether it’s for TV, radio, podcast, or digital ad. Limiting access to reproductive healthcare has a disproportionate impact on women of color. Our roster of diverse female voiceover artists bring extensive experience as professionals and have worked with a wide range of companies and organizations to ensure their campaigns connect with the target audience. Working with a professional voiceover talent who can deliver just the right tone and inflection can play an important role in shaping public opinion around your campaign and the conversation about reproductive rights. It’s also an opportunity to showcase your support for the very women who would be impacted by restrictive policies and laws around reproductive rights.

Krysta’s commanding, bold, and engaging voice would be a great fit for a campaign around challenging misinformation and fighting for reproductive rights. Her delivery can not only inform audiences, but inspire them to a call to pay attention and take action.

If you’re looking for a warm and empathetic voice, Joey can help you bring your campaign to life. Her authentic and conversational tone will help you draw out empathy among your audiences and help them feel like they know the person behind the cause.

As a non-binary voiceover talent who who feels affirmed voicing roles for non-binary folks and women, Allegra’s non-profit advocacy background would be a great complement to a campaign advocating for reproductive rights and driving change. 

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Diverse Gen Z Voiceover Talents

August 30, 2023 by Carle Monique

Wondering Why Hiring Diverse Gen Z Voiceover Talents For Your Political Spots Is Important?

Let’s See Who Gen Z Is And What They Care About!

Diverse Voiceover Talent! But, Who Is Gen Z?

Born between the 1990’s and 2010s and coming after the Millennial generation and before Generation Alpha, Generation Z (also known as Gen Z) has become an influential demographic in the political landscape of the United States. Gen Z is considered to be one of the most diverse generations in US history, largely due to increased immigration and increased birth rates among non-majority groups. A Gallup survey noted that about 21% of Gen Z’ers who have reached adulthood identify as LGBT.

What Matters to Gen Z?

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Zia Amador, Transgender, Androgynous-sounding Voiceover

An estimated 24 million Gen Zers were eligible to vote in 2020, making up 10% of the total voting population. An article by The Hill attributes the strong young voter turnout to a number of factors that include “racial injustice, global climate change, and voter suppression, as well as increased efforts by educators to reach students and connect them to the issues and to voting resources.” The Gen Z voter turnout will only continue to grow with coming elections.

As the most racially and ethnically diverse voters, Gen Z has shown over the past few elections to favor progressive policies and candidates, including Democratic positions on topics such as abortion and reproductive justice, and inclusion. Having grown up with limitless access to information and news through social media and the internet, Gen Z has developed a heightened sense of social responsibility and concern about issues such as climate change, racial justice, and LGBTQ+ rights. It will be critical to understand and address the key issues that matter to Gen Z who not only care about societal and cultural issues but are engaged and want to see change happen.

Authenticity in Social Media Captures Gen Z Votes

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Allegra Verlezza, Genderfluid Voiceover

By 2028, Gen Z and Millennials will make up the largest voting demographic, with Gen Z becoming the voting majority in the next five or so years. As Gen Z continues to become a strong voting demographic, it will be important for candidates to reach this younger audience through non-terrestrial media channels such as TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube with compelling campaigns, messaging, and positioning in order to secure the Gen Z votes not only in the near future but over their lifetime.

As the generation that has grown up deeply surrounded by technology, social media, and the internet, Gen Z are often referred to as “digital natives,” easily navigating digital platforms and online communications, and becoming early adopters of new apps and social media trends.

An estimated 60% of Gen Z voters leaned Democrat compared to 33% who leaned Republican, highlighting a generational divide in political ideologies as compared to previous generations. According to this article, Gen Z’s voting influence led to Democratic victories in battleground statewide contests, secured majority seats in the United States Senate, and President Biden’s 2020 victory.

For progressive and Democratic candidates, this momentum offers an opportunity to secure long-term support and a strong voter base for years to come from Gen Z. Actively engaging with this population and advocating for policies that align with their values while effectively communicating stances on issues that resonate with this population will make the difference in future election cycles. Gen Z is known for valuing authenticity in all aspects, including content they consume.

Work with Diverse Gen Z Voiceover Talent for Your Next Campaign

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André Santana, Hispanic & Latino Bilingual Voiceover

Amplifying this message by working with a Gen Z voiceover actor who is a part of this target audience establishes credibility and builds trust in campaigns and television or radio spots. When it comes to campaign content, working with Gen Z voiceover actors who can convey genuine emotions, relatability, and sincere passion for a range of social issues that are important to this audience can enhance your campaign’s impact.

With Gen Z at the forefront of the latest trends, memes, and cultural references, the professional Gen Z voiceover artists at Blue Wave Voiceover understand and incorporate these elements to add relevance and connect with this influential audience.

The wide range of Diverse Gen Z Voiceover Talents at Blue Wave Voiceover includes a diverse group of male, female, and non-binary professionals ensuring that your campaign has the authenticity that this demographic wants. Explore demos or request samples from the experienced roster of talent including, but not limited to, Zia Amador, Allegra Verlezza, Cherie B. Tay, Sura Siu, Javier Prusky, and André Santana.

Filed Under: Media Production, Advertising, Representation, Social Media, Democratic Platform Issues

Immigrant Heritage Month

June 24, 2023 by Carle Monique

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Immigrant Heritage Month is an opportunity to acknowledge the contributions and impact of the diverse immigrant community in the United States on our society, economy, and culture. According to a Pew Research Report, more than 23 million immigrants in the United States were eligible to vote in the 2020 elections, representing a large and diverse voter base that continues to grow each year. In addition, a report from the National Partnership for New Americans noted that there are more than 5 million naturalized citizens–many of whom became naturalized in response to Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric–representing African, Latin American, Caribbean, Asian, and Pacific Islander countries. 

It is critical to reach and connect with this voter base, who play an important role in shaping the local, state, and national political landscape, through all media channels including radio and television. In order to reach and connect with the growing voter base of immigrants and naturalized citizens, campaigns should reflect the diversity of this community. Working with a diverse roster of talent like the voiceover artists at Blue Wave Voiceover to reflect the diversity of target audiences can increase the impact and efficacy of campaign messaging. Voiceover artists who can accurately embody different dialects, accents, and languages offer an opportunity to amplify the voices of the very audiences a campaign is looking to reach. Involving professional voiceover artists gives credibility to campaigns by bringing cultural insights, authenticity, and genuine representation.

By incorporating the appropriate intonation, tone, and emotion, professional voiceover actors add authenticity and build trust with target audiences. They can communicate the complexities, struggles, and triumphs of the immigrant community to create an emotional connection and invite empathy and understanding. Hearing authentic voices that reflect their own experiences can help immigrant communities feel seen, heard, and validated, leading to greater engagement during election season. Professional voiceover artists can evoke emotions and connect audiences to the struggles, dreams, and triumphs of the immigrant community, creating an emotional connection that can inspire people to take action, especially on behalf of policy issues that impact the immigrant community.

Children Dancing in Colorful Traditional CostumesImmigrant Heritage Month is an opportunity to celebrate and acknowledge the vibrant cultural heritage and contributions of immigrants to the United States. It’s also a time to acknowledge the increasing political engagement of the immigrant community and the impact that voiceovers have in amplifying their voices and keeping them informed during the campaign and election season. 

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Voiceover for Podcasts

June 13, 2023 by Carle Monique

Podcasts are a quickly growing channel with at least 3 million podcasts and 154 million episodes worldwide. As a powerful way to increase an audience base and promote a company’s brand, a high-quality listening experience paired with compelling content can help your podcast stand out from the crowd. Working with a professional voiceover artist to serve as your podcast host adds a level of professionalism whether your podcast is a branded or corporate podcast, sponsored podcast, or short series promotional podcast. Voiceover for podcasts are becoming more popular every day, lets explore why.

While many people are eager to get a podcast off the ground, they may not bring the skills and experience needed to effectively communicate with an audience and capture their attention. A professional voiceover talent can bring their training and experience in vocal performance and even audio production to add polish and professionalism no matter the tone or style of podcast you’re looking to achieve.

Turning Podcasts Into an Experience

Woman in black tank top sitting on a chair in front of a mic - image for voiceover for podcasts article.A professional voiceover talent knows the exact combination of tone, cadence, pitch, and articulation to not only capture the listener’s attention but also keep them engaged throughout the podcast episode. Whether it’s a corporate podcast looking to share serious business information or a branded podcast targeting a specific audience, working with a voice actor ensures that the podcast hits the mark and sounds natural and conversational so that it creates an enjoyable listening experience and gets the listeners you’re looking to reach.

Voice actors can also ensure that a high level of professionalism is incorporated into every podcast, including those addressing sensitive topics or controversial discussions. They can maintain a balanced and thoughtful approach to keep audiences engaged and, in some cases, offer a moment of reflection and a different perspective or point of view.

Bringing a Script to Life With a Voiceover Artist

Having a script or a general outline is an important element of podcasts. Voiceover artists can take a script and deliver a recording that sounds effortless and non-scripted. Whether as a host or a character in an audio drama, the professionalism and experience in script interpretation that they bring ensures that podcast scripts don’t sound like the reading of the phone book. Instead, a voice actor can take any script and turn it into lively and engaging audio content that helps listeners feel connected to the podcast hosts and discussions.

Voice actors also know how to improvise and ad-lib so that organic conversation can flow naturally, especially in podcasts where the hosts are interviewing subject matter experts. They know how to navigate spontaneous moments and ensure the podcast continues to stay relevant and engaging for the listener rather than sounding like a completely off-tangent thought that distracts from the main conversation or topic at hand.

Podcasting, Voiceover and the Professional Audio Production

Man in white crew neck t-shirt sitting in a chair in front of a mic - image for voiceover for podcasts article.The roster of talent at Blue Wave Voiceover all have access to studio-quality professional recording equipment including microphones, audio editing software, and even at-home studios. Our professional voiceover actors are highly knowledgeable and trained in microphone techniques, acoustics, audio editing, and bring not only the voice acting skills but also the technical skills to create a high-quality audio.

By streamlining the recording experience, you can avoid the separate costs of booking the talent, the studios, and post-production time. Working with a professional voice actor means that you don’t need to juggle the different elements of scheduling, budgeting, and managing a traditional studio recording. You’ll receive an all-in-one experience with faster turnaround times.

On Time, Every Time – Podcasting With Intent

Consistency is key. By building a consistent posting schedule, podcasts build trust with their listeners who may be anticipating a new episode. Our professional voice actors know the importance of meeting deadlines so that content is recorded and delivered in time for the next episode release.

Bringing in a professional voiceover talent can get your podcast launched and off to a strong start. When you work with the roster of professional voice actors at Blue Wave Voiceover, you’re guaranteed a professional and polished tone right from the start while combining the pre-production and post-production work into an all-in-one service.

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