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Cartoon voice acting can make performers bleed

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Screaming wildly into a microphone as a ridiculous mascot is genuinely dangerous work. Performing raspy, exaggerated voices for hours permanently damages vocal folds, meaning performers literally bleed for their craft just to entertain small children.

Cartoon voice acting can make performers bleed
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