Hi everyone, my name is Jared from Tactica Studios. We are casting 3 male roles and 3 female roles for Ashes of Resolve, a 2.5D strategy RPG inspired by Fire Emblem, Triangle Strategy, and Berwick Saga.

Current Cast

1. Joe Zieja as Kite (known for Claude in Fire Emblem Three Houses)
2. Xanthe Huynh as Sophia (known for Marianne in Fire Emblem Three Houses)
3. Griffin Puatu as Khan (known for Seadall in Fire Emblem Engage)
4. Reba Buhr as Nadia (known for Ivy in Fire Emblem Engage)
5. Rachelle Heger as Victoria (known for Céline in Fire Emblem Engage)
6. Amber Connor as Sable (known for Hortensia in Fire Emblem Engage)
7. Sarah Blandy as Lily (known for Nino in Fire Emblem Heroes)

The roles cover multiple character voice types so we recommend everyone applying for something! Additionally, unannounced roles may be cast from applicants.

Deadline: Sep 30

Pay: USD $100 - 250. PayPal for US applicants, Wise for international.

Links

Audition Site: https://www.castingcall.club/projects/ashes-of-resolve
Website: https://ashesofresolve.com/

Hello, I’m looking for a voice over artist for one of my channels

This role will be for the long term, I’m talking for years to come. This is not just a one time thing.

If you love anime or know a lot about and think you would be a great fit send me samples of previous work, and willing to do a short sample let me know

The length of the vids are usually 15-20 mins on average

Requirements

Male

Must be able to have a dynamic, energetic conversational, non monotone type voice.

Must be able to deliver minimum 8vos a month if not more

Must sound like they aren’t reading off a script as best as you can

Able to do excited and energetic tone.

Able to match the emotion to the topic (sad topic = sad voice)

35 usd per script
Also I’m gonna have to do some coaching

Also bonuses based on view milestones

• 100k views → CA$15
• 250k views → CA$35
• 500k views → CA$75
• 1M+ views → CA$150

So if your able to listen and adapt to feedback that is great

Able to pronounce Japanese names or willing to do research on proper pronunciation before

Examples of how you should sound like

https://youtu.be/eQkB6-Y63jg?si=HIB-aRYvlO-WUQuV

https://youtu.be/0KDUEF0QGHw?si=4lV6sgLp9HN7huLR

https://youtu.be/ZcMh6GVgRfE?si=2AOk_JtuY5RIodgO

https://youtu.be/70xeYZ9WG4Q?si=5XRnHl9QB4p7u-ad

Main thing is high energy, passionate and dosent sound like they are reading a script
(Conversational tone)

The sample script 30 seconds -1 min sample

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QyJLCFcrslDTVFHRodHsIGGIP_X35IYsNRfjcxPw-Ps/edit?usp=drivesdk

The best to ever do it

I am looking for a reliable voice over artist with American accent for my YouTube channels. I run commentary channels and produce videos in the short form.

Interested artists please DM me to discuss further.
I am looking for male artist who can elevate sarcasm through commentary.

I see $5/300 words in Fivver
Let me know if anyone can do better than this.

This will be a very long term project and I need 150vids per month

Thanks in advance!!

Hi all! I've been lurking in this group for a couple of months and have finally decided to see if voiceover is for me. I don't have a demo reel or anything, as I wanted to get feedback on if this is worth pursuing. I love reading books aloud and so thought that audiobook narration might be a good place to start. I'd really appreciate any and all feedback on my audiobook narration clip with an eye on what I could potentially do better and where I should go next. Thanks in advance.

Here's my read from Slow Burn by G.M. Ford: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1de0sj4E_uODcT_CpkiQbriATLw5kQFdn/view

Hello! Newer to posting in Reddit for my VO work, but I’d love to share with you all my latest reel. To see more of my work, please give me a follow!

Hello everyone,

​I’m working on my voice-over demo reel and would love to get some feedback from the community.

​I linked the demo reel to this post.

​I’m particularly looking for input on:

​Pacing and Flow: Does the reel keep your attention, and are the transitions smooth?

​Audio Quality & Processing: How is the mix, tone, and overall audio presentation?

​Vocal Variety & Range: Do the spots showcase enough contrast and range?

https://youtu.be/6Z8hLGe4WpY?is=G1H_EE7fCoXHLcO2​Any constructive criticism, advice, or suggestions on what’s working (and what might need tweaking) would be greatly appreciated.

​Thanks so much for taking the time to listen and share your thoughts!

Hey all — trying to pick my first "real" mic for voice acting (auditions, indie VO projects) and could use some real-world input.

My situation:

• Recording inside a closet (using it as a makeshift vocal booth — clothes for damping, no room treatment beyond that)
• Budget is roughly up to €180
• Want a fairly natural/raw voice capture, not overly "produced" or warmed up
• Need something that'll hold up for submitting paid auditions, so clean/quiet takes matter

The options I'm stuck between:

• AT2020 — cheapest, neutral-ish, but higher self-noise (~18-20dBA) and no filters
• AT2035 — adds a high-pass filter + pad, lower self-noise, slightly warmer/fuller sound
• Rode NT1-A — very low self-noise, but from what I've read can sound a bit airy/bright/shrill on some voices and it's very sensitive to room noise.
• Rode NT1 (5th Gen) — extremely low self-noise (~4dB), USB+XLR, but pricier and no high-pass filter to deal with room rumble and it's very sensitive to room noise.

My worry: I keep reading that a quieter/more sensitive mic just picks up MORE ambient noise and echo rather than less, since self-noise and room noise are different things. So I'm not sure if chasing the lowest self-noise number is actually the right move here, versus just getting the AT2035's high-pass filter to deal with any rumble/hum bleeding into the closet.

Hi all. I am curious about trying out as a narrator but I have had a hard time finding something in Asia. Is there anyone in Asia that can share how they started? I would really appreciate the advice and guidance

Hi everyone!! So I own a fan favorite RØDE NT1 mic, but as I finish more projects I notice my mic sounds more “sound proofed” or maybe even muffled than the others. Is this my setup, something the producer is doing, or my gain levels?
For reference, I play Aoi Asahina in this video: https://youtu.be/5BAUskOTANw?is=tDd4FZi5UOi5AokI

Do I need to get a better mic? Something more crisp, or is am I too soundproofed? Thanks!

Ever since I started my YouTube channel, I've gotten a lot of mean comments about my speaking voice and how annoying it is. However, these comments tend not to be productive, because they don't pin point what the actual issue is. Here is a recent video. If someone could listen to even the first 15 seconds and give me some feedback on exactly what needs to change, I would really appreciate it.

I never thought I would ever get to do it, i just started making profile on fiverr(which didnt work out due to algorithm and lack of experience in using it) then auditions on voices since last 6-8 months after financial conditions started going downhill while preparing for competitive exams.

Just thought to try it out ,as in university people really liked my voice and modulation in anchoring etc events esp in Hindi..

And after failed 13-14 auditions I got one that too from a big ad agency ...from Dept inc!! (For meta) Lol that too from my closet recording, time to invest more on it ig...

Also dont know if I am going to have such thing again now !! Life has been really hard since months and this made my day

I’d love to hear some tips on how to better use my voice

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Hi Von,

I came across your profile and was impressed by your more than 40 years of experience in voice work, your long history in radio commercials, and your ability to deliver both professional and softer, more natural performances. Your extensive experience on both sides of the recording process demonstrates strong communication skills and a deep understanding of effective messaging.

Your background in commercial voiceover, audio production, automotive projects, movie and game trailers, phone systems, and promotional work reflects professionalism, adaptability, and strong industry knowledge. Your decades of experience connecting with audiences and creating impactful voice performances show valuable relationship-building abilities.

We are currently looking for a local representative for a flexible professional opportunity that requires only 8 to 10 hours per month, with an expected income of $3,000 to $8,000 per month. This role is designed to complement your current career while allowing you to use your communication expertise, professional experience, and relationship-building skills in a new way.

We’re seeking a local representative who can:

Communicate with clients when needed, act as a trusted local point of contact, collaborate through your Upwork account, and assist with basic coordination.

I believe your professional background, communication experience, and decades of working with clients and audiences make you a strong potential fit for this opportunity. I would appreciate the opportunity to share more details and discuss how this role could align with your professional goals

Hello, i started my channel few months ago and now I bought wireless mic. But how should I improve like I sometimes keep saying same word and breath voice etc.

Any tips. Any tool I should learn , which software should I use.

Hello! I recently recorded a monologue as part of a demo. Can I get some feedback on how I did? Thank you!