Scripting your voice over is a huge help for anyone who wants to sound professional. It allows you to know exactly what you’re going to say, so you can eliminate a lot of “uhms” and “ahs” which will make your recording sound unprofessional. It also helps you write out the key points that you want to make, so there’s no risk of wandering off onto a different topic that’s irrelevant to your message.

When recording, take your time to read the entire script before starting. This way, you’ll know if there are any awkward words that need to be changed or if there are any important pieces of information you should highlight in your recording. Moreover, you can read out loud your script so that you can identify any places where you might need to pause or rewind the video a bit to catch up.Another tip is to breathe quietly into the microphone. Big audible breaths in the middle of a sentence sound unprofessional and can be distracting to the audience. Instead, try breathing in and out through your chest like a singer, which is more natural for voice-over recordings.Finally, if possible, record your voice-over while watching your video. This will ensure that your voice-over is synchronized with the video, so it doesn’t look out of place. This is the most important step, so don’t skip over it. If you’re using an all-in-one video making app like Biteable, this process is even easier as the voice overs are recorded directly into your editing timeline.