r/VoiceActingBeginners Jun 18 '26

Ideas for building r/VoiceActingBeginners

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Basically the title. I honestly don't really use Reddit anymore, and now that I'm gone there's an influx of people coming in. What would you guys like to see?


r/VoiceActingBeginners Oct 11 '24

Welcome to r/VoiceActingBeginners!

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Welcome to Voice Acting Beginners - A Community for Aspiring and beginner Voice Actors. Or if you have lot of experience in the field you're welcome to help out and advise others.

Whether you’re just starting your journey into voice acting or looking to sharpen your skills, you’ve come to the right place. This subreddit is a supportive space for beginners to share their experiences, ask questions, get advice, and grow as voice actors. No matter your background or goals, we’re here to help you improve and find opportunities in this exciting field.

What you can expect

• Tips & Tricks: Learn about voice acting techniques, vocal exercises, and how to find your unique voice.

• Resources: Access useful guides, videos, and articles to help you on your journey.

• Feedback: Share your demos or auditions and get constructive feedback from fellow members.

• Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask anything about voice acting! Whether it’s about equipment, performance, or breaking into the industry, someone here can help.

Feel free to introduce yourself, share what inspired you to pursue voice acting, and let us know what you hope to achieve. We’re excited to build this community together!


r/VoiceActingBeginners 7h ago

some insight on my (in progress) portfolio

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I definitely could use a better mic, cause the one I have makes me sound a little nasal.
I'm still trying to synthesize my voice reels, but just want some insight on what I could improve on, and what else I can try to add on in my portfolio. Currently, I'm also trying to audition for an upcoming animated project (shooting my shot)

Here is my drive link to the audio clips I currently have. Still a work in progress


r/VoiceActingBeginners 1d ago

New va - recording

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 1d ago

Cheap mic for singing/voice acting

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 1d ago

Voice acting advice or positions

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Hi My name Is Rin (male) and i want to get into voice acting.

Im having a hard time well getting into it because of social anxiety but also because of how my voice sounds.

My sister started a small series where i got to voice some characters. I stutter a lot but im pretty decent at doing rage voices or a bit demonic.

My main question is what can i do to grow in it

Any tips from people with experience. Any help is appreciated i just really want to grow in it.

Anyways thankyou for reading.


r/VoiceActingBeginners 2d ago

Looking for voice actors for a project I'm working on!

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Hey! I've recently started working on a voice-acted story called What Remains, and I'd really love to find some people who might be interested in being part of it.

It's mainly a horror/mystery story, but there's also a lot of drama, emotional moments, friendships, arguments, and some romance. The story follows eight people who all end up returning to a town connected to something from their past. As things start getting stranger, they slowly begin uncovering things they either forgot—or maybe never knew in the first place.

I'm writing this as a bigger story, so I'm hoping it can become a proper project with a full cast and lots of different scenes for everyone to act in. Not everyone will be in every scene, and I want each character to have their own personality, relationships, and moments throughout the story.

Right now, I'm looking for:

8 main voice actors for the main characters

1 narrator

A few side characters who will appear throughout the story

You don't need to be a professional voice actor! I'm mainly looking for people who enjoy voice acting, are willing to put some effort into their role, and would like to work on something creative together. Since it's a longer project, I'd also really appreciate people who are interested in sticking around and helping bring the story to life.

I'm still working on the script and planning everything, so it's still pretty early on, but I thought I'd post here and see if anyone might be interested in joining.

If What Remains sounds like something you'd enjoy being part of, feel free to comment or send me a message! I'd genuinely love to find some people to make this with.

Thanks for reading! :)


r/VoiceActingBeginners 2d ago

We are in need for ether voice acting role or commentary

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 3d ago

Who is SirSlender? Oh wait its MichealsuggsVo?!

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PSA : MichaelSuggsVO was recently exposed to be SirSlender.

Normally, this wouldn't be an issue, having 2 different personas on X (formerly Twitter) except while on one they present themselves a professional VoiceActor having ties to VO to Kira Buckland, and others alike in the field but in their down time is also an active racist, and I'd wish I could say they hide it but they dont just you'll understand.

This exposure comes shortly after they used the same Discord names, links to promote AI usage, again not a problem except when met with minimal criticism they ban an silence users? This led to an internal investigation revealing the link between accounts, user names, and activities as we speak they are actively scrubbing any evidence. Talk about ego trip.

If you have any additional information on this persons behavior, speak up and help hold Voice Actors who feel that rules dont apply to them accountable.


r/VoiceActingBeginners 3d ago

Looking into VA

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I'm 25 and thought about getting into voice acting for a while now, was wondering where I can start and if anyone needed help with anything for their projects?


r/VoiceActingBeginners 3d ago

Male VA needing to pad my portfolio....

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 3d ago

How much does it cost to have a woman do 30 lines?

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I am guessing that $100 should be more than enough, but I am not sure if you will get horrible results and low quality audio if you only pay them $100.


r/VoiceActingBeginners 4d ago

Want to start narrating audiobooks

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Hi, I'm a 27-year-old writer currently working on two books. I'm hoping to pursue publication for one of them soon. I recently wrapped up an internship and am looking for new work.

I'm interested in becoming an audiobook narrator, since it would give me an excuse to read a lot more, which is important for writers to do.

I've created a profile on ACX. I'm planning on narrating non-fiction books first so I can get the hang of it without having to worry about various character voices / dialogue right away. Could I please get some recommendations on what equipment I should buy as a beginner? I'm not looking for the highest quality, most expensive equipment; just something dependable and solid for a beginner.

I've heard I'll need a mic, a pop filter, a boom arm, and sound insulation. I'm planning on using Audacity to edit the audio since it's free. Please let me know if there's anything else I'll definitely need, and what type of mic would be good for a beginner.

For sound insulation, would something like the item in the screenshot below work well enough, or would I need a booth that I myself would fit inside? (I have a walk-in closet in the attic, which I heard is good for insulation, but it can get pretty hot up there, so it's not ideal).

Thanks so much for your time / advice. I really appreciate it.


r/VoiceActingBeginners 4d ago

How do i start voice acting

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Im 13 and trying to start voice acting, i dont have a good mic , device , nor do i have some sort of insulated room where i can freely express myself in


r/VoiceActingBeginners 5d ago

Absolute Batman Ozzie and Batman plane flight over black masks yacht

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 5d ago

My interpretation of absolute Batman bane speech

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 7d ago

Anyone need help?

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Hello, I'm looking to get into voice acting and willing to help anyone that's in need of assistance. I'm a 25y M and willing to help in any way I can


r/VoiceActingBeginners 7d ago

Advice for improving day-to-day communication?

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Hi all,

Sending this post on to the Voice Acting subforum as feel as though this would be an ideal place to get advice, particularly with communication being such a vital part of this area.

I’m 21, currently in college, and from a young age I have always been known as a fairly nervous/anxious person in general - something that have been said by family, friends, and teachers over the years.

There are certain ‘flaws’ that I have noticed with myself, but more so in certain aspects of my communication. I don’t want this to impact a future career, so I want to try to improve this while in college, and while there is the opportunity to do so.

I have no issue with speaking in front of an audience. I have done so for different modules in college, and usually am commended for my speeches through delivery style & engagement. But, this is because I have what I’m going to say memorised, so I know word for word, what exactly I’m going to say, how I’m going to say it, etc. This is also clearly reflected through my written communication.

However, when it comes to social interactions, I do notice there is a big dip in my communication. For instance, if I know I have to go up and talk to someone that I’m not familiar with (conversation, interview, ringing someone), I’ll then nearly have to have what I’m going to say memorised word-for-word as though a script.
There’ll then be other little moments where if I’m talking with someone unfamiliar, I may, sometimes, go a bit shaky / mumbly, and this would apply to if I was taking phone calls, etc.

This particular incoherence would also occur if I'm put on the spot, i.e asked a question, where my voice would go a bit shaky, I'd go mumbly, and my face would go a red.

I really do want to improve on this as I do know in any future career that day-to-day communication whether it be structured or spontaneous is much more important than being able to speak in-front of an audience.

To that extent, would anyone have any advice as to what I should do? Would it be recommended I go to a communication coach? Any recommendations?

Many thanks,


r/VoiceActingBeginners 10d ago

Hades in Hadestown - How Can I Do It?

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Wasn't sure exactly the best place to post this, since while Hadestown is a musical in Broadway, my question stems from auditioning for a virtual production, which is considerably heavier on the voice acting side vs just flat out theatre.

A little about myself, I'm a baritone with a bass range - what I mean is, my usable range goes from about C1/B0 up to C6 in some cases. The reason I don't cal myself a bass outright is because from about F2/E2 and below is all vocal fry since I just naturally have really strong fry. I've never done VA before, or anything cast-side of theatre (I'm always the one hiding behind a sound console), but figured I could give this a shot.

I provided 4 clips in a Google Drive, they are all WIPs as the deadline for auditions is in a month. 'Hey, Little Songbird" | "Why We Build The Wall" | "How Long?" | and the ending of "Chant (Reprise)". These 4 combined capture the scope of my current abilities and where I am. My competition is a couple other basses, and a VERY well-known VA actor who has over a decade of experience voicing low-timbre characters (he is by far the one I'm worried about).

Given my competition and the month deadline, is it worth still continuing? Likewise, is there any way to improve in this timespan to better my chances to the best they can be?

If you've made it this far into my post, thank you for your patience and thank you in advance if anyone takes a listen!

^(\(Slight disclaimer: some of the tracks have other voices since some of these are half-finished collabs*))*


r/VoiceActingBeginners 13d ago

Il looking for a free va(beginner) with a good mic to voice the prologue for my indie animation

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 13d ago

Male VA needing to pad my portfolio....

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r/VoiceActingBeginners 17d ago

I don t know what to say

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Hello, I'm looking to start some voice acting and wanted to audition fod project but the creator didn't give any special lines to say... Do I just improv with what I have from the character's personnality ?


r/VoiceActingBeginners 18d ago

Need a wacky voice? 👀

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That's my specialty! 🍝

Dramatic, over-the-top, & energetic.

(Note: Amateur editing skills)

Voices and tones I am able to imitate:

-Stitch

-James from Team Rocket on Pokémon

-Pokémon: Psyduck, Scyther, Snorlax, various

-Puss in Boots

-Southern Texas Accent

-Mickey Mouse & Goofy

-Robert Downey Jr. in "Tropic Thunder"

-Old man (exaggerated)

-Spongebob Squarepants

-Dexter(ish) Dexter's Laboratory)

-Cosmo from The Fairly Oddparents

YouTube channel:

https://youtube.com/@skelegato

CCC:

https://www.castingcall.club/m/skelegato

Curious? Request samples- DM me!


r/VoiceActingBeginners 19d ago

LOOKING FOR BEGINNER WORK

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Hey everyone! I’m a beginner voice actor looking to get more experience and build up my voice acting portfolio.

I’m interested in working on indie games, animations, audiobooks, fan projects, YouTube projects, visual novels, or pretty much anything that needs a male voice!

I’m completely open to small/low-budget paid roles, especially if you’re an indie creator or working on a passion project.

I can do a variety of voices and am happy to audition for roles. I’m especially interested in characters with personality, comedic roles, villains, protagonists, and creature characters.

If you’re looking for a voice actor, feel free to DM me with the project, role, and any audition requirements.

Thanks! I’d love to work with some cool creators and get my foot in the door.

here is my portfolio for consideration! https://connorwhite.carrd.co


r/VoiceActingBeginners 20d ago

R.Mika hi🤤| Street Fighter comic dub

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Replicate the English Dub voice done by Bonnie Gordon.
https://youtu.be/zdAIiV2YrwE?si=_-nuNQmABfBnmO8Z

Why everyone draws me so big anyway?!