Voice Over Rates: Why It’s Cheaper To Hire A Voice Talent Online
Why hiring voice talent online costs less than the old studio route, plus script and direction tips that keep re-records off your bill.
Why hiring voice talent online costs less than the old studio route, plus script and direction tips that keep re-records off your bill.
Michael, a bilingual voice actor based in Puerto Rico, talks radio roots, working across time zones, and why he skips sound-alike auditions.
Why voice talent who fix a few words without a fuss get booked again, and where the line sits before asking for revision fees.
Christian, a full-time voice actor, talks about how he got started, the ups and downs of working from home, and where the industry's headed.
Three ways to cast a voice actor: audition them one on one, post a casting notice, or book straight from a demo. Here's how each one works.
Randye, a Connecticut voice actress, landed the imaging gig for a Las Vegas radio station off one audition. She talks about how it happened.
What actually makes a voice actor "professional"? A look at the habits shared by the talent clients keep booking again and again.
American clients are booking more British voices lately, for commercials, online videos and on-hold messages. A look at why that accent sells.
Marc, a voice talent, shares five script tips for clients: proofread it, mark it up, give clear direction, and spell out tricky names and phone numbers.
Dominic, a documentary filmmaker, lost his narrator two weeks before his Sundance deadline. He tells how he cast a replacement online in time.