Voice Over casting call for voice actors in Greater Toronto Area.
Voice Over Casting directors are now casting couples and individuals to work on scenes filming in Greater Toronto Area.
- NOW CASTING FEMALE VO ARTIST – NON-UNION (ENG/FR) – OPEN TO BILINGUAL TALENT (QUÉBÉCOIS ACCENT)
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$1000/Day Voice Over Talent Casting Call
NOW CASTING FEMALE VO ARTIST – NON-UNION (ENG/FR) – OPEN TO BILINGUAL TALENT (QUÉBÉCOIS ACCENT)
An upcoming medical PSA spot (2 min video in each language).
Usage: Online rights, unlimited.
Recording: October 3-7 2022 (TBD) in the GTA area
Rate: $500/day – English version, $500/day – French version, or $1000/day for both spots
[Narrator] Female, 40 to 60 yrs. All Ethnicities. Upbeat and smooth delivery. Natural read, no announcer tones.
Interested? Apply Now
Voice-Over Acting Tips
- Choose the right voice for your project
– First and foremost, you must ensure that your voice is well suited for the project you’re auditioning for. For example, if you’re trying to land a narration gig, it’s probably not a good idea to submit an audition that sounds like it was recorded for a cartoon character. Likewise, if you’re up for a role in an animated film, don’t submit an audition that sounds too serious or mature. The best way to find the right voice is to listen to other examples of work in the same genre or style as what you’re auditioning for and try to mimic that.
- Make sure your audio quality is top notch
– One of the quickest ways to kill your chances of getting a job is to submit an audition with poor audio quality. Before you hit the record button, ensure you have a good microphone and are recording in a quiet environment. If your audio is fuzzy or full of background noise, it’s not going to impress anyone.
- Practice, practice, practice
– As with anything in life, the more you practice, the better you’ll become at it. If you’re serious about becoming a voice-over actor, set aside time daily to work on your craft. Record yourself reading different scripts, and try out different voices and inflections. The more comfortable you are in front of the microphone, the more likely you will get the gig.
- Be unique
– In a world where anyone can be a voice-over actor, it’s essential to ensure that you stand out from the crowd. One way to do this is to create a demo reel that showcases your range and versatility. If you can show that you can play various characters, you’ll be much more likely to get work.
- Have patience
– Like anything else in the entertainment industry, becoming a successful voice-over actor takes time and patience. Don’t get discouraged if you don’t book a job right away or if you don’t land the role you want. Keep practicing and trying; eventually, you’ll get your big break.
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