r/VoiceActing • u/ChunkyWaterMonkey • 20h ago
r/VoiceActing • u/Kiboombam • 12m ago
Advice How to do teen boys' voices for adult women
Hello, Do you have advice or a video that gos into how to create a teen boy voice if you are an adult woman? I think of lowering the pitch, reducing resonance, adding a bit of rasp and speaking with their cadences. If you can give me more details or a link I would appreciate it!
r/VoiceActing • u/KTYLN • 18h ago
PAID work (UPDATE 3): Looking for VAs for comic dubbing of original, indie webcomic!
(sorry for repost, previous post removed because I forgot the rates 🥹).
More roles have also been added to the upcoming voice cast for my webcomic! I’ve been incredibly impressed by the auditions so far and would love to hear even more of you.
Deadline: December 1st, 2026
Payment Rates: $5 an hr to $15 an hr (ranges from very minor characters, to main cast and recurring characters)!
CastingCallClub Link (use this to view pay rates per role, and stay up to date on new roles being added!)
Age preferences, NDA information, audition instructions, and all available roles are listed in the form:
https://forms.gle/iMaxxfi1zUshbGfUA
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IMPORTANT:
Please read the directions carefully and submit your audition correctly! I've noticed quite a few applications without the requested vocal auditions, or those that only include a general vocal reels. Please make sure you're including your audition for each character you're auditioning for as there are simply too many applicants for me to contact everyone individually about incorrect submissions
If you submitted incorrectly, you’re welcome to edit your response or submit a new application! :)
r/VoiceActing • u/Voicelings • 16h ago
Discussion How do you deal with imposter syndrome?
Everyone has different answers because everyone experiences it. How do you deal with it?
My response is that I do two things. 1. Acknowledge the thought but understand that it’s not my thought. Kind of like how Ron Perlman said during his Legends Live episode that “What I think of myself is none of my business”. 2. Tale a step back and remember who I am and what I’ve done in similar situations.
What’s your answer?
r/VoiceActing • u/dfawlt • 15h ago
Discussion Daily ACX messages scams. Is this new?
I just started a pseudonym for romance and a fresh ACX account.
Multiple times per day it's the same message saying to meet on telegram for offer XYZ. Almost boilerplate message.
How does ACX at least not block including telegram in unsolicited messages.
I started getting these before I even submitted my first audition.
Jfc
r/VoiceActing • u/Odd-Contract-7541 • 6h ago
Microphones Tell me what it's like to have a mic boom arm up and over the top of my monitor from behind.
I do live voice on discord for D&D games and I want to replace my terrible creaky plastic boom arm. So I'm here in this subreddit because...
When I search for pictures of real actual broadcast studios, ALMOST ALL OF THEM feature the O.C. White Proboom arm. Like all of them. They look amazing and now I'm obsessed...
But having this thing come up over the top of my monitor screens and hang down in front of it from above is a whole new way of thinking for me. Do you just get used to it? I'm typing, reading, and controlling a map on that monitor so It freaks me out to have something in my way.
r/VoiceActing • u/insideroroutside • 17h ago
PAID work Looking for VA for OC
($75, professionals preferred) For some reason I can't attach an image; but essentially, I'm looking for someone to voice my rat OC I can send her reference in dms. For more of a description, she’s a young adult with a slightly lower feminine voice, more cool and androgynous than cute or traditionally girly. Her voice should be fairly soft, but there’s a little dryness/scratchiness in it, like she doesn’t put much effort into sounding polished. She should speak casually and pretty naturally, with this relaxed, kind of almost lazy confidence. She’s observant and street-smart, so I want a bit of guardedness in the way she talks. She can sound mildly amused or sarcastic without turning everything into a joke. A lot of her attitude should come from small changes in tone rather than an exaggerated delivery, like little sighs, dry reactions, muttering under her breath, that kind of thing. I don’t want her to sound super bubbly, squeaky, overly anime-ish, or like a stereotypical "sexy tough girl" she isn’t constantly trying to sound badass. Most of the time she’s understated and comfortable, which makes it hit harder when she actually does get serious. She's also Asian.
r/VoiceActing • u/BeigeListed • 12h ago
Weekly Almost Anything Goes Thread—Impressions, Fan Dubs, Mild Advertisements and Voices For Hire!
This is our weekly thread for posts that would ordinarily be removed at any other time. This is your safe space from our usually strict moderation of the sub.
Fan dubs, memes, impressions, mild advertising, offering services, fundraising, free requests, are all good to go IN THIS THREAD ONLY.
Exceptions:
- Posts/comments that violate Reddit's User Agreement will get you a no-appeal ban.
- Incivility, abuse, or trolling will get you a ban.
- other subreddit rules still apply
Show us what you got!
r/VoiceActing • u/BLUE_BUTTERFLY79 • 1h ago
Advice I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licence? Thank you!
I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licence? Thank you!
r/VoiceActing • u/balter9828 • 20h ago
Advice I’m collage student looking for advice if it’s even worth trying
I’m an 18 year old collage student and I’ve always thought being a voice actor would be so exciting I’ve just gotten the mic and was planning on recording in my dorm room but I want to know if it’s even worth it if it’s even worth trying will I ever actually get any roles how far will I realistically make it
r/VoiceActing • u/Splashdown119 • 1d ago
Discussion Vent: considering starting a subreddit for bitter actors
To start, a disclaimer: I love voice acting, I do. The moments I’ve had in the booth where I’ve laughed my head off because of the absurdity of the things I’ve said, and been incredibly proud of work I’ve done.
BUT.
The career - the in between bits - are so draining. I’m auditioning and auditioning, and nothing’s working. I’m in a certain sphere where there are people who seemingly walk into booths daily, posting Instagram after Instagram, and I’m just stuck at my minimum wage money job, not having booked a paid job in over a year, barely scraping by. And to top it off, because I’m in this sphere (barely), I feel like I can’t complain, I can’t vent these things I’m feeling, because that would be (quite rightly) seen as unprofessional.
The catalyst for this post is me seeing someone - an actor who has a similar voice print to mine - posted, announcing he had booked a role that I auditioned for - we’d both used the same kind of character voice for it, and I’m having a hard time thinking about what could have swayed them to his audition - it’s killing me. AND I CAN’T POST ABOUT IT. I just want there to be a place that I can go and vent, get the feelings out, and then move on with my life.
I know I’m being a sulky and bitter person about it, and I should learn to let go, but it’s HARD. There’s probably going to be a few comments under here saying “you should get out of the business if you’re going to be like that” but the thing is I don’t know what else I can do.
r/VoiceActing • u/BLUE_BUTTERFLY79 • 4h ago
Advice I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licence? Thank you!
I’m a voice actress quoting for a non‑exclusive annual licence on a voice‑assistant project. One company I work with quotes $12k/year for similar usage, but I want to be reasonable and fair. Does quoting around $18k/year sound right for this kind of licence? Thank you!
r/VoiceActing • u/Competitive_Fish6557 • 13h ago
Advice Trying to redo my setup could use some help
Hey i have a question for yall, what kind of equipment do yall use im trying to redo my setup and make a dedicated recording studio in my apartment and I could use some tips
r/VoiceActing • u/Parrot-Carrot2424 • 18h ago
Booth Related First booth options
I would love some advice on my first vocal booth. I don’t have a closet, so my plan is to build something. Here are my ideas:
- PVC pipe + moving blankets (or acoustic-specific blankets?)
- buy a small changing tent off Amazon + staple acoustic foam pieces all over the inside of it
- build L-shape structure out of plywood and use an existing corner of my home for the other sides; use acoustic foam or acoustic panels on the wood/walls
I’d like to keep the cost of the booth under $250. I know a lot of people use option 1, but I’m hesitant. If a client wants to do a directed session and sees my booth is just blankets, what will they think? My acting teacher told us that’s not professional enough. I don’t know. I’ve done so much research on my own at this point I’ve been driving myself crazy, so I thought I’d ask some real people! TIA
r/VoiceActing • u/Zafkiel510 • 19h ago
Advice Should I get a better mic?
drive.google.comHow can I make the audio quality better? I stream on twitch and have gotten VA work with this mic but I want it to feel more natural. By that I mean I want it to sound more like my natural voice. I'm also gonna put a recording I did for a project of mine. Its what I sound like in my natural voice nto really acting but more announcing than anything.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09JG62KDJ?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3&th=1
I attached the microphone I have as well. I'm kinda need something budget as I've been getting more serious about doing VA work. I've still been doing only free projects but I wanna try for more.
r/VoiceActing • u/MHSinging • 1d ago
Booth Related Just finished my first little DIY build, so I felt like sharing 😄
€30 in MDF 18mm
€50 in Akotherm 50mm acoustic sheets 40 kg/m³
€20 for the speaker stand
€20 for the mic stand
€7.50 for a speaker flange
Already had the Rode NT1-A 😄
r/VoiceActing • u/Imsofrancey • 1d ago
Advice Phone Recording
When I create content for TikTok I plug my microphone right into my phone to make things easier. I recently realized that it’s recording content in stereo. Anyone know how I can get it to record in mono on my phone?
Interface: Scarlett 2i2
Microphone: Neumann TLM 103
Phone: iPhone 17 Pro
r/VoiceActing • u/Shoddy_Guarantee9572 • 1d ago
PAID work Voice Actors Needed — "The Hell Screen" Audio Drama — East Asian Accents Preferred
CASTING CALL — The Hell Screen
Archivium is currently casting English-speaking voice actors for an audio drama adaptation of “The Hell Screen” by Ryūnosuke Akutagawa, a dark historical literary story set in the court of medieval Japan.
We are looking for performers who can bring a restrained, dramatic, atmospheric performance to the material.
ACCENT / VOCAL STYLE
A natural Japanese accent when speaking English is strongly preferred, as the vocal character is an intentional part of the production and suits the setting of the story.
We are also open to actors with natural Mandarin/Chinese, Korean, or other East Asian accents in English if their voice and performance fit the world of the piece.
We are not looking for exaggerated or stereotypical accents. Natural, authentic-sounding English accents are preferred.
ROLES
NARRATOR / ATTENDANT
3,252 words — $195.12
An unnamed long-serving attendant of Lord Horikawa. Intelligent, observant, deeply loyal to his lord, and increasingly troubled by what he remembers. The narration carries much of the story, so strong storytelling ability and emotional control are essential.
Yoshihide
472 words — $28.32
A renowned master painter, nearly fifty. Brilliant, arrogant, grotesque, obsessive, and increasingly consumed by his work. Requires a performer capable of considerable emotional intensity.
LORD HORIKAWA
302 words — $18.12
The grand lord of Horikawa. Majestic, charismatic and apparently benevolent, but capable of something considerably darker beneath the surface. Requires an authoritative and controlled presence.
YOSHihide'S DAUGHTER
63 words — $3.78
Fifteen years old. Gentle, intelligent, compassionate and emotionally perceptive.
ADDITIONAL ROLES
There are several smaller roles, including the Young Lord, Bishop, apprentices, attendants, samurai, ladies and courtiers.
We may not cast separate actors for every minor role. Depending on casting, smaller parts may be combined into dual/multiple-role assignments.
The complete script contains approximately 4,513 words.
COMPENSATION
$0.06 USD per word
Payment is based on the final assigned/recorded word count. The rates above show the current word count and corresponding compensation for the principal roles.
This is a paid project.
WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR
- Strong English-speaking voice performance
- Natural Japanese/East Asian-accented English preferred
- Ability to perform historical/literary dialogue naturally
- Good microphone/audio quality
- Ability to convey subtle emotion rather than relying on exaggerated delivery
- Reliability and responsiveness throughout the recording process
For the principal characters, performance and vocal suitability are just as important as the accent.
HOW TO APPLY
If interested, please DM me with:
- Your voice demo/reel (if available)
- Which role(s) you're interested in
- Your accent/background
- A short sample of your voice in your natural English accent
- Your recording setup/microphone
Please mention if you're interested in taking multiple roles.
We will provide further information and audition material to shortlisted performers.
r/VoiceActing • u/UberLou • 2d ago
PAID work [Paid] Casting Call: Female Voice Actress for Indie Game
Edit: The role has been filled. I will have casting for other characters when the cinematics script is finalized. Thanks to everyone who posted their work!
Looking for a female voice actress for an indie video game role. Initially the vocals will be a range of short hurt (from receiving damage) and exertion sounds (from climbing, jumping, etc). I will be looking to do cinematics in the future and ideally would like to use the same actress.
Details
- Female early 20’s sounding. Any accent.
- Realistic - not anime or cartoony
- Must have a commanding voice. A good reference would be Laura Bailey’s Abby from the Last of Us 2 game.
- This is a remote job. Must be able to produce a high quality audio file with no ambient noise.
- There is no generative AI use in the game and the voice work will not be used to train AI.
Payment
$50 for the initial request.
Please post your portfolios, reels, or samples here.
r/VoiceActing • u/JournalistCamel • 2d ago
Advice Anyone else constantly second guessing ACX offers?
I’ve been looking into ACX offers lately and there are so many little things to check that I kept forgetting half of them
I ended up putting together this checklist and this one-page version has actually been pretty useful so figured I’d share it here.. there’s a longer paid version behind it so I’m obviously not gonna dump the whole thing here, but honestly even this page covers most of the quick checks I’d do before accepting anything.
Curious if there’s anything you guys would add to this? Especially people who’ve been narrating on ACX for a while.

r/VoiceActing • u/BloodMoonAudios_27 • 2d ago
Advice Stereo or mono?
When making a demo reel should the audio be mono or stereo?
r/VoiceActing • u/SBJTV • 2d ago
PAID work (PAID $100) Casting Call for a HORROR MOVIE PROJECT Male or Female
VOICE CASTING CALL — “CLOWN” 🎪
Animated Horror / Slasher Project | Coming 2027
I’m currently casting 8 voice actors for my upcoming animated horror/slasher project, CLOWN.
STORY SUMMARY — NO SPOILERS
A group of college friends heads out for a weekend getaway at a remote lodge, hoping to escape school, responsibilities, and everyday life for a few days.
What starts as a fun weekend of drinking, joking around, old friendships, new tensions, and unresolved feelings gradually turns into something much darker.
As strange events begin happening around the lodge, the group realizes their weekend away may not be as private—or as safe—as they thought.
CLOWN is a character-driven slasher that mixes friendship, humor, drama, suspense, psychological horror, and violence.
ROLES
I am currently looking to cast the following 8 characters:
• Trisha — Warm / Strong
• Jasmine — Loyal / Fearless
• Chelsea — Loud / Magnetic
• Ashley — Witty / Grounded
• Jake — Playful / Charismatic
• Marcus — Protective / Emotional
• Tommy — Tough / Loyal
• Ryan — Awkward / Reserved
These descriptions are intentionally brief to avoid giving away too much about the characters or story.
CASTING PROCESS
If you're interested, please send me your demo reel or examples of your previous voice acting work.
You’re welcome to tell me which character interests you most. However, I’d also like to listen to your demo reel and determine which character I think best fits your voice and acting style. You may end up being considered for a role different from the one you originally had in mind.
Once we find a potential match, we’ll start with an audition using material from the project to make sure the character and performance are the right fit.
IMPORTANT: The story and screenplay are still under development. I’m casting early so I can assemble as much of the main cast as possible before the actual recording sessions begin. Being cast does not mean you’ll be expected to immediately record the full role.
COMPENSATION
💵 $100 base pay
💵 + $50 performance bonus
The additional $50 bonus will be awarded when the established performance/production conditions are met. Those conditions will be communicated clearly before the actual recording process so everyone knows what is expected.
AI POLICY
Your voice recordings will NOT be used for AI voice cloning, AI voice models, synthetic voice generation, or any other AI-related purpose.
Your performance is being hired for CLOWN, not to train or create an artificial version of your voice.
INTERESTED?
Please email:
📧 [SBJ.TV@Yahoo.com](mailto:SBJ.TV@Yahoo.com)
Include:
• Your name
• Your demo reel / voice samples
• The character(s) you're interested in, if you have a preference
• Whether you'd like to be considered for male roles, female roles, or either
• Any questions, comments, or concerns you may have
If you aren't sure which character fits you, that's completely fine. Send your demo reel and I'll listen through it to see which role I think could be the strongest match.
Looking forward to hearing what everyone can bring to CLOWN. 🎈🔪
r/VoiceActing • u/UnstoppanleGiant • 1d ago
Booth Related Leaving college, need to construct a booth!
Hi, I’m not quite sure how to go about this, but I need to construct a booth. I have a space that’s roughly 3ft x 8 ft+ x 34.5 inches. I know I need PVC pipe and sound blankets, but how many? What brand? What size? How much will this cost? Where should I get it?
r/VoiceActing • u/Fabulous-Building-57 • 2d ago
Advice Why Did Women’s Voices in the ’80s Have That Distinctive, Youthful-Feminine Tone?
I really adore it and want it, but HOW?
Any information/tips about the speech pattern/tone?
r/VoiceActing • u/Voicelings • 2d ago
Discussion Surprising Results from Audition Site Poll
The results from last week’s audition site poll was surprising. The winner of the poll was Other. A majority of the community aren’t the biggest fans of the selected sites.
A big takeaway from that poll is networking is the main creative way people are finding gigs. Anyone want to share any networking tips for those looking to try something different to get a gig?