My very first VO project was for RIF (Reading is Fundamental) I took time off from my desk job, arrived at the studio and stepped into the booth. When I stepped out I knew that I had found the career I was looking for. I dove into the world of VO, getting coaching and taking classes and new opportunities came over time. I started working on projects ranging from phone messaging to eLearning modules.
Since that time, I have provided voice over services in training modules, radio and television commercials, museum exhibits and audiobooks. My voice has represented companies like First United Bank and Trust, Medstar Health, Moss Rehab and Baltimore Gas & Electric. My home studio has given me the opportunity to pursue my voiceover career full- time and be available to help clients build relationships and reach their target audiences.
I have lived in the DC area my entire life and when I’m not in front of the mic you can catch me hanging out with family and friends or tackling the next DIY project around the house.
Every voice actor sets their own rate. All of our talents are pros, but the cost can vary depending on their experience and skill level.
Generally speaking, voice over rates depend on:
- Will the voice over be for broadcast and paid ads, or organic, non-promotional use?
- The length of the script (word count).
- Do you need the voice over fully edited and production-ready, or just the raw audio?
- Do you want to direct the voice artist in real-time, or can they record independently?
Many of our voice actors follow our pricing schedule, but you’ll find that rates are negotiable, so if you let them know what you can afford, there’s a good chance they’ll accommodate you!
