Commercial voice overs
Radio, TV, social, and web spots with a voice that actually sells the product instead of fighting it.
Was it for your product? Did you get results? Here’s what you could have had. Voice over is an art of telling a story with your voice. You can hear emotion that rivets you. That’s the sign of a good voice actor.
Radio, TV, social, and web spots with a voice that actually sells the product instead of fighting it.
Match a new video with a human voice. Female talent is available through partners when the script calls for it.
From July 2023 to June 2026, produced and narrated online fire-safety training for 200+ commercial, medical, and residential buildings across California and Nevada.
This varies widely. Agency work on behalf of a client can reach four figures, $1,000 and up. Independent talent pay depends on the job.
Yes. You will likely need formal mentoring and training, real-world experience, or both. Voice coaching is available. Hit the quote button.
Medium and large publishers may pay $100–$350 per hour. Many new narrators work part-time because of competition and often do not receive standard rates.
Yes. Typical ranges: about $100 for a 15-second recording, $250 for a 30- or 60-second commercial, and $2,500–$3,000 or more per audiobook.
A good microphone that connects to an audio interface (Chris uses an Audient iD4), plus a DAW. Adobe Audition is in use here; Audacity is a solid free option. USB mics are not preferred.
Only in an emergency. You can get decent audio from a phone, and post-production can clean some noise, but it is not a habit to build.