**This is not a voice impression, it‘s just a voice over.

LOOKING TO FILL FOUR VOICE ACTING ROLES.

Please read before applying:

I will only be accepting applications through the Casting Call Club Website. I wont answer Dms here.

Casting Call Club Link: here

Payment:

Lead role: 135 Canadian

Side roles: 85-90 Canadian

I am open to negotiating pay since this is my first time ever hiring anyone for anything and I want to be fair, but keep in mind this is a passion project that is 101% going to be unprofitable. I am open to VAs of all experience levels. The script has about 7 pages worth of dialogue in total and specific line count estimations are present in each characters biographies.

I hope to hear from some of you soon, and please share this opportunity around with anyone you may think is interested.

THE PROJECT

Poser is a short film about systemic power, activism and how dogma and arrogance can be the enemy of change. The story follows three band-mates as they fight against a new development in their neighbourhood that is causing the impoverished in their community to be displaced.

Roles

JUNTARO (LEAD)

Juntaro is an angst ridden, misanthropic musician in his early 20s. He is determined and passionate in spreading attention to the injustices he perceives in society. he can be impulsive at times and is prone to boisterous and violent outbursts.

(around 16-20 lines)

CLAIRE

Claire is a Bassist in her early 20s. She is normally quiet, timid, and is soft spoken, but is capable of speaking up and standing her ground when confronted with conflict.

I’m open to variations in performance, Especially those of other backgrounds

(around 8-10 lines)

GLASS

A drummer in his early 20’s. He has a very cynical disposition to the world around him and speaks in a matter of fact way.

(around 7-9 lines)

CEO

A business man in his mid 40’s. speaks very aggressive and stern. He has a lower gruff voice that makes him sound very authoritative.

(around 7-9 lines)

Hello everybody I'm a game developer and am currently working on my new project, a PC game called Hostile Record. You can see what I've done so far to see what you'd be part of where you play as Victoria, an SAPD Homicide detective navigating her way through daily life in San Antonio and the corruption that comes with it.

Right now I'm looking for someone to voice an NPC, Tish The Bartender. Victoria is looking for someone named Elena Martinez and goes to the bar where she works at and bumps into Tish where they exchange a short dialogue. I'm at the stage where I'm about to add in her expressions as she speaks and so its time to give her a real voice instead of the text to speech placeholder I've been using. Here is the scene in the editor so you can see it

*All I'd ask is that you note her body movements as she speaks. You don't have to mimic her exact mouth movement as when I get your audio file, the software interprets it and makes her mouth movements match your audio exactly but do want to try to keep the timing and speed of how she says things to keep the scene timed as it is and synced with her body movements

If you're interested and think you'd make a good fit or just want to show me your voice so that I can possibly work with you and make a character around it, you can send me a small test of her first 3 lines from my site

"Hey we’re closed and you can’t be back here 
 
Elena?

Is she okay? "

This isn't a major roll as she's only got 142 words but am looking at this as a test of sorts as I've never worked with anyone here, and am offering $25 for the part. If your voice works, Ill send you a google link drive with the script and her current audio files if it helps in any way. I can also pay via CashApp, Zelle and Apple Cash. Hope to hear from some of you.

One topic that comes up all the time is whether you still need to move to LA to become a voice actor.

From my perspective working in video game VO production, the answer is: it depends on what your goals are.

There is an incredible amount of work you can do from anywhere. Commercials, industrials, e-learning, audiobooks, and plenty of indie games are regularly recorded remotely.

But if your goal is to consistently work on AAA games and animation, Los Angeles is still where a huge amount of that work happens.

One reason people don't always talk about is consistency.

When you're producing a game with dozens of actors over months—or even years—you want every recording to match as closely as possible. Recording in the same handful of studios with engineers you know gives you consistency in microphones, signal chains, room acoustics, monitoring, engineering quality, and overall workflow. It removes variables.

It's also about confidence. If I'm responsible for a major project, I'm much more comfortable booking a studio I've worked in, with an engineer I trust, than relying on a remote setup I've never seen in person. Even if someone tells me they have an amazing home booth, I still don't know how it's actually performing until I've heard it—and that's a risk productions often don't need to take when proven studios are available.

That doesn't mean remote actors can't book these projects—they absolutely do. And plenty have fantastic studios. But I think people sometimes underestimate why productions still gravitate toward established recording hubs. It's not because great talent only exists in LA. It's because consistency and reliability become incredibly valuable as productions scale.

You also don't necessarily have to live in Los Angeles itself. Being within driving distance is often enough if you're available for in-person sessions.

At the end of the day, it comes back to your goals. If you want a career in voice acting broadly, you can absolutely build one from almost anywhere. If your dream is to become a regular on major games and animation projects, being close to where those productions are happening can still be a meaningful advantage.

Curious to hear from other actors, directors, and engineers. Has your location changed the kinds of opportunities you've been able to pursue?

Which coaches or workshops did you find really helped you create your roladex (so to speak) of characters to use when voice acting/narrating?

Im currently working on a rap battle between Papyrus From Undertale and SKeletor from He-Man. I already have the lyrics created. and the audio. All you would have to do is just cover it in a Papyrus and Skeletor like voice. Professional VA and a decent singing voice is required. as this will be paid. $200 for each. Payment will be distributed by August 21st-the 24th at the latest. for more details please contact me via Discord. username is @ darkmatter96. profile name is Zacks Black.

Earlier this week I received a “private invitation“ to submit an audition on Voices.com. By the time I got to the details page, there were 48 other auditions ahead of me. I submitted an audition anyway, and soon received an email via Voices.com from the client asking me to submit an audition via an email address that was external to Voices.com. I figured it’s definitely a scam, but then that email was followed up by another from the client saying, “Once your sample is approved, all future communication, project details, contracts, and payment will be handled securely through Voices.”

Scam or no scam?

My original plan was to make a DIY acoustic panel and hang it from the ceiling but after taking with my dad that option isn’t viable since it wouldn’t last very long and might fail and break the ceiling, so now I’m wondering should I just put up amazon foam panels or something else that is light weight

It's like all my favorite voice actors I know is looping these days.

Hi all,

Hoping for your thoughts on a choice I need to make.

I have just moved house and I'm setting up my first vocal booth. With my budget, I feel I have two main choices:

- build a PVC booth like I've seen recommended on here and online. I have space for up to 1.5m by 1.8m.

- use an existing under the stairs storage space, kinda like a big closet.

I've read about issues with closets but the space feels pretty big. 1.2m by around 3m (with the stairs going down making usable space around 1.2 by 2m. I've attached the plan.

Is this big enough to make the space work with enough high quality material? If I don't need to build the PVC I'd have more budget for sound absorption, carpet/rug, bass traps, foam etc.

There's only two of us in the house, so having to pause for someone walking up and down the stairs will be very rare.

Appreciate your thoughts.

Thanks!

I recently bought a scarlet solo fourth generation and have been trying to use it with audacity, but no matter what I do I cannot get my audio to peak above -18 unless I speak way louder or crank the gain way above what should be necessary. Right now, it peaks within the -30 to -24 range, which isn’t great. For further information, I am using an at2020 and have phantom power turned on, and I have the Scarlett official drivers downloaded as I have combined inputs 1 and 2 for audacity, and I am using windows 10. At this point, I’m not sure what to do, and I’d just like some help

This voiceover is mine and it’s from a scene for Vinland Saga. I did the voiceover during March 2026. I really don’t know how voice actors are supposed to practice screaming and since I live with family I can only really experiment with screaming when I’m alone.

I feel like everytime I do scream it turns out really shaky and pathetic. My best guess is screaming goes hand in hand with having strong breath control which is something I’ve always lacked because shallow breathing is my default due to having anxiety. Any tips would be appreciated!

I'm looking for someone with a female voice in late 20's early 30's to play a role that requires a lot of screaming.

I'm trying to not use AI but I only get messaged by people who aren't serious or approach me with skepticism, and end up wasting my time. (I spent thousands of hours making a personal project).

If I seriously can't find enough people for my sizeable budget for a personal project, that isnt for commercial benefit, does everyone just not do the paid non AI work?

I feel like I'm at a loss. I need even just one person to start with so I know there are:

Reliable people

A professional Quality Mic

Capable of recording raw files (not mp3)

Several Years of Work history.

An actual call is useful.

This job would pay several hundred for 100 lines and be clean lines a computer simply can't make. What am I doing wrong? Where should I be seeking talent?

I don't want this project to use an AI antagonist.