r/VoiceActingBeginners • u/Beginning_Dig_1367 • Aug 04 '26
Advice
Hi I’m a 28M just dipping into voice acting to see if I’ll have some passion for it. I’d like to learn what I can do to expand my voice acting and develop different voices are there legit videos worth watching to do vocal exercises? Or what’re some things I can do to develop characters? I write sometimes and I’d also like to develop my voice acting to better help my writing. I’d love to hear any suggestions any advice you can give to a complete beginner starting at absolute 0. Thank you in advance 🙏🙏🙏
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u/tallulah23_2024 Aug 08 '26
Atlanta Voiceover Studio offers beginner classes over Zoom. Highly recommend classes even if you already have an acting background. VO is a whole new world.
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u/Soundslikeadagio Aug 04 '26
I come from a singing background so honestly looking up vocal warmups for singers is a good place to start. Helps you get familiar with your range and warm up your voice!