There is a massive misconception that a cover letter for voice actors needs to be a massive document. There is the opinion that it needs to resemble a bachelor’s level thesis. It really does not! The purpose of the cover letter is to connect the voice actor with the potential client. It is not to […] Read more

Anyone who has operated a small business knows how challenging it can be to get everything organized and running smoothly. First, you’ll need to choose between doing voiceover as a hobby or committing to running a business. If you are ready to own and operate your own show, it makes sense to form an entity […] Read more

Welcome to part two of this editing voiceover article. Don’t forget to check out part one before reading any further. Editing audio is an art like baking a beautiful cake or painting a magnificent masterpiece. That said, it is not something anyone can do to achieve proficiency. Some people may consider themself good at making […] Read more

Welcome to part two of this two-part series on equipment for voiceover and UGC. Have you read part one yet? You should check that out before reading any further. This part of the article will cover software, devices, and backdrops. At this point, we have identified some of the similarities and differences between voiceover and […] Read more

Welcome to part two of this five-piece article collection addressing finding voiceover work, training, and fame. Have not seen part one yet? No problem! You should check it out before reading any further. In this section, we will continue looking at the avenues for finding voiceover work. https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/a-full-overview-finding-voiceover-work/ Finding Voiceover Work Past Voiceover Clients If […] Read more

Oh no, it’s happened again! An unexpected bill like a leak under the sink or a punctured car tire has just set you back $400. It is not a secret that the voiceover world has exceptional months at points and then poorer months to follow. In this article, I will go through how to be […] Read more

There are several generic pay to play sites out there that include voiceover and a bit of everything look at three of them and explain the similarities, differences, and unique selling points of each. The King of Pay to Play Sites – Fiverr Fiverr is an interesting platform as it has one of the biggest […] Read more

Working in an industry where you have the freedom to work when you want from the comforts of your own home is bliss. I encourage you to think about work more generally for a moment. Whether stocking a shelf in a grocery store, working as a hospital receptionist, or producing fantastic Latte art at Starbucks, […] Read more

A voice talent’s annual income can vary greatly, and when just starting out, most of what is earned should be reinvested into your studio, demos, and marketing. This means that a second job is sometimes necessary at this stage to support daily living expenses. However, as you build a portfolio of clients, you will begin […] Read more