Voice Talent

Welcome to our guide on crafting the best voice over auditions to help you land more jobs and advance your career in the exciting world of voice acting. Whether you're a seasoned voice actor or just starting out on your journey, mastering the art of auditioning is essential for success in this competitive industry. Are you ready to elevate your voice over auditions to the next level? Let's dive in and discover how you can win over voice buyers and grow your voice over business.

Are you looking to break into the competitive world of voice acting? Crafting a compelling voice over demo is a crucial step. We’ll walk you through the dos and don'ts of creating a professional voice over demo. Whether you’re just beginning your voice over journey or looking to freshen up your demos, by following a few guidelines, you can present yourself as polished voice talent. This can increase your chances of capturing the attention of voice buyers and landing lucrative opportunities in the industry.

These days, there’s a podcast for everything. Voice over is no exception. Who loves to talk about talking more than voice actors? Plus, we already have all the cool gear to make a podcast! With so many voice actors cranking out podcasts, it's tough to know which ones are worth your time. As always, VOPlanet is here to make things easy. Here are seven voice over podcasts that we highly recommend.

The demand for a neutral international sound has popularized a voice over accent that is not quite American, British or European. Transatlantic voice overs, also known as Mid-Atlantic English, International English or Neutral English, are in demand and voice actors who have mastered the accent are being cast with increasing frequency. Voice buyers and voice actors are sometimes unsure of what exactly Neutral English is. To get a better idea we went to the experts. We talked to Juliette Gray and J. Michael Collins, two of the top professional voice actors who book Transatlantic voice over work, about what the accent is, how it’s being used and what exactly it sounds like.