Has anyone of you ever looked into doing voiceovers? Do you need to have a voice that can imitate some of the most famous people in film? How much can you clear per job? These types of questions can be answered here. Usually, voice–over artists are paid per job. They can make anywhere from $20 to a couple hundred dollars for just an hour of work. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, though, radio and television announcers made an average salary of $35,360 in 2017 and actors made roughly $17.50 per hour.https://www.voices.com/help/beginners-guide-to-voice-acting/making-money-doing-voice-overs
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Broedwick Moore is a music producer, mixing & amp; mastering engineer, sound designer and vocalist. He received Associate degrees from McLennan Community College in Vocal Performance and Audio Engineering, a Bachelor of Science from The Art Institutes of Austin and an MBA in Management from Northcentral University. He dedicates his time to growing a network of professional engineers and artists who live for making quality music for your listening pleasure. He is also a US Army veteran of 10yrs. View All Posts
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I’ve been doing VO since 2009 and although I’m not a fan of voices.com, I must admit the article linked to this post is pretty accurate!
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If you don’t mind, do you have any recommended sites that are helpful?
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I’ve tried them all, but none of them could match my results from cold calling and dealing directly with clients. Once I successfully eliminated the middleman, there was no turning back!
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So would it be safe to say that cold calling is the best route for most if not all VO professionals?
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I can’t say it’s the best for most, but it certainly works for me. It’s also important to note that anybody who wants to take this career seriously must be able to face constant rejection, be relentlessly patient and organized, and be 100% willing to build personal relationships with clients. Slow and steady wins the race!
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Well said! Thank you for the response.
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