Read more here: 4 Reasons to Join the Voiceover Business and use Voices.com
Note: I talked to a friend who is pursuing a career as a voiceover artist, and she said that you can make a profile and put up samples of your work for free, but in order to actually audition or directly contact people holding auditions you have to pay. Voices.com is $40 monthly, so you could cancel if you didn't think it was worth it. Most of the personal testimonies entailed satisfied users who said one job would easily pay for more than the subscription.
She mentioned two more websites: Voice123.com (works much the same way as Voices.com, but if you are not satisfied after 30 days, you can get a refund), and ACX.com, which is all audiobooks.
If you are already in this business, I'd love to hear any advice or information you have to give, so I can share it with my readers!
Aaawww snap! This is mah dream!!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing this article, Stacey!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, McKenna! :-) Someone just told me that apparently you have to have a paid subscription on the site in order to submit auditions, so that's something I didn't realize... :-( But I'm still going to look into it. I probably need better recording equipment before I jump in too far, but it's something I do want to pursue eventually. :-)
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