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You Ain’t Heard Radio Show Blog: The Rise of Morrissa Nicole in Voice Acting

The You Ain’t Heard Radio Show, hosted by Jay Brooks, celebrates stories of resilience, creativity, and success. This week, we’re spotlighting Morrissa Nicole, a voice acting sensation who’s making waves in the industry. From commercials for CBC News and Ford to voicing Lydia in Lyla and the Loop, Nicole is a talent to watch—and she’s only been in the game since the pandemic began.

A Journey Rooted in Passion

Morrissa Nicole’s path to voice acting is one of adaptability and dedication. Starting in musical theater as a teenager, she transitioned to film, TV, and eventually voice work. A national competition win opened doors for her in acting and music, allowing her to release her first EP and perform in productions like the North American tour of We Will Rock You.

When the pandemic shut down live performances, Nicole pivoted to voice acting. “I had a studio, I had the equipment, and I just wanted to stay in the vein of what I love to do,” she explained. After taking classes and signing with a voice acting agency, she landed her first role in Zokie of Planet Ruby.

The Freedom of Voice Acting

Nicole finds unique creative freedom in voice acting, where she can play a wide range of roles, experiment, and let her imagination run wild. “It’s just me and the script,” she shared. “I can be as silly or as big as I want.”

Her voice allows her to take on roles beyond her physical appearance, from older characters to younger ones, while maintaining authenticity and representation. “As a Black woman, I can speak to different Black experiences and ensure authenticity,” Nicole emphasized, noting the industry's increasing commitment to diversity.

Lessons in Perseverance and Growth

Morrissa Nicole’s success didn’t happen overnight. She credits her growth to training, networking, and persistence. “You invest in yourself and reap your reward,” she advised. For Nicole, voice acting classes were a game-changer, helping her hone her skills and build relationships with casting directors.

Even when she doesn’t book a role, Nicole has found that leaving a lasting impression on casting directors is invaluable. “It’s not just who you know, but who knows you,” she explained, sharing how word-of-mouth recommendations have led to more opportunities.

Advice for Aspiring Voice Actors

Nicole’s journey offers valuable insights for anyone looking to break into voice acting:

Invest in Training: Take classes with active casting directors to improve your skills and network.

Be Prepared: A good voice isn’t enough—success comes to those who are ready for opportunities.

Experiment and Explore: Use the voice booth’s privacy to take risks and find your unique style.

A Talent on the Rise

Morrissa Nicole’s rise in voice acting showcases the power of resilience and adaptability. Her story is an inspiration for aspiring artists looking to carve their paths in the entertainment industry.

For more stories of talent and triumph, tune in to the You Ain’t Heard Radio Show, airing every Monday and Friday from 7 PM to 9 PM on WKMT-DB Dagr8FM. Listen live on the Dagr8FM app or find us on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Music.

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