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Average pay: $40 to $85 per hour
Clients hire voice-over actors to produce audio tracks for social media videos, commercials, video games, and a wide range of other projects. While not all clients require you to have your own recording equipment, you may be able to charge higher rates if you do. You’ll want to start by creating a demo reel with sample readings so potential clients can get a feel for your unique voice and talents.
If you’re a theater or communications major, then a part-time job as a voice-over artist may be right up your alley. Voice-over work can be a creative way to earn money on the side as a student while building your portfolio. Typically, you can do voice-overs at home, but you’ll need a quiet space that is relatively soundproof to avoid background noise. Your school or campus may have sound booths or pods that you can book and use for free.
Skills needed:
• Vocal clarity and control
• Acting
• Correct pronunciation
• Articulation
• Timing and pacing
• Recording software
• Script reading
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