Who’s Booking Voice Over Jobs And Why?
Why some voice actors keep booking work: skip the credits list, sell it in the first 10 seconds, normalize your audio, and treat clients well.
Why some voice actors keep booking work: skip the credits list, sell it in the first 10 seconds, normalize your audio, and treat clients well.
Bob, a working voice actor, explains why an audition is only a starting point, and how clear direction gets you the read you actually want.
A basic guide to hiring voice talent online, from prepping your script and running auditions to giving direction and picking file formats.
Voice actor Marc follows a record month with a week of nothing but rejections, and uses baseball to explain why you keep stepping up to the plate.
Marc, a voice talent, on what to do after you lose an audition. Bitter tweets stick around, and clients Google you. Let it go and chase the next one.
Male voices edged out female ones across 500 jobs cast over six months. The numbers on accents, languages and kids’ bookings, plus how we got here.
Cheap voice over sites sound tempting, but can you get re-records, give direction, or reach support? Questions to ask before you book.
Practical steps for voice actors who want more work online: build your own site, promote on Twitter, hit meet-ups, and pick casting sites carefully.
A survey of 500 clients found 66% prefer female voices for online video, plus the kinds of jobs male voice actors still tend to get.