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Voice Actor jobs are open across animation, video games, advertising, audiobooks, e-learning, and corporate media, at every level from newcomer to seasoned character and commercial talent, with specializations in character voice, narration, and dubbing. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Job Description:
We are looking for individuals to take part in fun, comical, and warm-hearted social media video content. Staged sketches and skits, uploaded to Facebook, Youtube, Tiktok, and Instagram. This is a supporting role that involves assisting with video setup and appearing in videos. Roles may vary depending on demand, but you will never be asked to do anything unsafe, illegal, or inappropriate.
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys acting/performing, has a good sense of humor, and is comfortable on camera.
Details:
- Position: Part-time, filming every week
- Hours: 3–5 hours per day, starting at 11 am
- Pay: $22/hour
- Location: Henderson, NV
How to Apply:
Please send your headshot and a brief introduction about yourself to Wellingtonmgmtllc@gmail.com.
Job Type: Temporary
Pay: $22.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Flexible schedule
People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply
Work Location: In person
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Who's Hiring
Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in voice actor jobs.
- Professional-quality home studio with low-noise recording environment and industry-standard microphone
- Demonstrated range across at least two delivery styles such as commercial, narration, or character
- Proficiency with a DAW such as Adobe Audition, Pro Tools, or Audacity for self-directed recording and editing
- Ability to take and apply real-time direction from producers or clients in live-directed sessions
- SAG-AFTRA membership or willingness to work union or non-union depending on project requirements
- Portfolio or demo reel showcasing produced, broadcast, or published voice work in the target category
Tips for Your Voice Actor Job Search
Tailor your demo reel by genre
A single general demo rarely lands jobs. Build separate reels for commercial, narration, and character work so each application leads with the style the client actually needs. Sending the wrong reel is a fast way to get passed over.
List your recording setup clearly
Many remote voice actor postings require a home studio. Specify your microphone model, DAW, acoustic treatment, and your ability to deliver clean, edited files. Employers skip candidates who leave equipment details vague or entirely unmentioned.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists voice actor openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Read direction notes before auditioning
Job postings often include tone descriptors like warm, authoritative, conversational, or youthful. Record your audition clip to those exact descriptors rather than your default delivery. Matching the stated direction signals you can take notes on set or in session.
Name your union status upfront
Whether you are SAG-AFTRA, non-union, or Fi-Core affects which projects you can book. Put your status prominently on your resume and cover letter so casting directors and studios can confirm eligibility before they invest time reviewing your reel.
Follow up with a short, relevant note
If you have not heard back within two weeks, send a one or two sentence follow-up referencing a specific credit or skill that fits the role. Generic follow-ups are ignored. A line that ties your experience to their project keeps your name in front of them.
Voice Actor Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most voice actors?
Meta, Bridges Health, and Chicago Bubble Show are hiring the most voice actors right now, with openings concentrated in Illinois, Texas, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand tends to cluster around animation studios, e-learning publishers, and advertising production companies.
How many voice actor jobs are remote?
About 67% of voice actor openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting how widely home studio setups have been adopted across the industry. Narration, e-learning, and commercial work are the sub-areas most likely to be fully remote, while live-directed animation and video game sessions more often require in-studio availability.
How do you become a voice actor?
Start by training with an on-camera or voice acting coach to build range, mic technique, and the ability to take direction. Build a targeted demo reel produced to broadcast standards in one or two genres. Research whether union or non-union work fits your goals, then apply consistently to projects that match your current reel. Credits accumulate through booked work, not auditions alone.
Can you get hired as a voice actor with no experience?
Yes, though entry-level roles are competitive and reel quality matters more than a resume at this stage. Focus on e-learning, internal corporate narration, and indie animation projects, which are more open to newer talent than broadcast commercial or AAA game work. A well-produced demo in one specific style outperforms a broad but inconsistent reel every time.
What does the voice actor interview process look like?
Most voice acting hiring starts with a reel review rather than a traditional interview. If your reel advances, you will typically record a directed audition using provided copy or a character brief. Callbacks may involve a live-directed session where the producer gives adjustments in real time. Final decisions are based on fit, delivery consistency, and your ability to match the project's creative direction.
Where can I find and apply to voice actor jobs?
You can find and apply to voice actor jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your genre, experience level, and studio setup, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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