Voices For All

Voices For All Voice Over Education... Redefined! http://www.voicesforall.com Teaching and supporting our students is our passion and our sole mission. That is our Promise.
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Voices For All, LLC offers varying levels of professional voiceover education for students pursuing success in the voice over business. We go to great lengths to continually improve and evolve our classes, and always make those changes available to our students. VFA was created with one major goal in mind ... To be a powerful conduit for voiceover artists to find success through education and supp

ort, in the areas of vocal development, production techniques, industry trends, marketing, and home studio. Our greatest asset in achieving this goal is our talented team of voiceover industry professionals. Nowhere else can you find such a group of committed industry insiders with such a talent and passion for educating, empowering, and supporting aspiring voice actors. We are so very proud of our staff. We know that education alone is not enough to ensure the best success for our students. Offering great education is just the beginning. The only way to know for sure that our students will have their best chance to reach their goals is to always be available to them. Once you become a member of the VFA family, you are a member for life. As such, we are always here to support you any way we can. Whether you have questions related to your home studio, auditions or marketing, or maybe you need a little encouragement or direction to continue to pursue your dream of voice acting, we are always here for you. In a nut shell, Voices For All is the place to begin your journey into the world of professional voiceover artistry. If you want to become a voice actor, you have come to the right place. We hope you will contact us and learn why our graduates are such raving fans of VFA. Come join the family!!! We look forward to getting to know you and helping you enter the amazing world of voiceovers.

Cannot say enough positive about this organization.   If you are on the fence about a voice course, I offer this: Nine m...
08/28/2026

Cannot say enough positive about this organization. If you are on the fence about a voice course, I offer this:
Nine months ago I decided to do something about my longtime interest in voice work; I was cautious, as I noticed what looked like a significant level of scam-ish behavior in the industry. I took a live, local, intro workshop (at PCC in California). I tried a 1-hour individual workshop through VFA via Skype. By fall, I had enrolled in a VFA Bronze course.
I researched and built my home studio based on VFA materials. (I didn't go with the recommendations, but used VFA advice.) I listened to my excellent instructor, took notes, followed his advice as closely as possible. I practiced daily, both on mic and with Pro Tools.
I have two sessions left on my course, strictly for demo recording (which is worth the price of admission right there), BUT this past weekend I booked and delivered and got paid for two local radios spots and an e-commerce video VO for a major brand product!
This would not have happened at this speed had I struck out on my own without the excellent workbooks, resources, and real-life knowledge of my instructor.
VFA is the real deal. With so much that feels scam-y out there, it is hard not to be suspicious. This training is worth every cent, and is not a scam. Big enough to have resources, but definitely small enough to keep it personal. All around an A++ experience. Feel free to PM me if you want to hear more . . . I DO NOT work for this company, and I was not asked to do this review -- but sometimes you gotta give credit where credit is due.)

Roger Gray | Voice Actor
Pasadena, California, USA
[email protected]

The 21 Voice Over GenresThere are numerous opportunities in voice over - 21, in fact!It’s critical to pursue the genres ...
08/25/2026

The 21 Voice Over Genres

There are numerous opportunities in voice over - 21, in fact!

It’s critical to pursue the genres most marketable for your voice, delivery, interests, and goals. Doing so makes it significantly easier to get work, and the kind of work you prefer.

Animation: Talking toys, cartoons, children’s books, multimedia educational videos, video games ...

Apps

Audiobooks: Self-help, best seller, contemporary classic, fiction, non-fiction, science fiction (sci-fi), mystery, romance, adult, business, adventure, children (read-along or listen), young adult (juvenile) ...

Character

Commercials: A compilation of various types of commercials; standard announcer, hard-sell, soft-sell, casual, dialogue, storytelling, tags/donuts ...

Corporate: Sales video, trade show exhibit, promotional material, new hire video, training tutorial, compliance video, powerpoint presentations ...

Documentaries & Film: Wildlife, in-flight entertainment, country and people, natural disaster, children’s ...

E-learning: E-learning program, English as a second language (ESL), computer based training (CBT), web based training (WBT), educational videos, CD-roms, self-help, audio manuals, how-to, do-it-yourself webinars, software tutorials, online dictionaries ...

Imaging: Station ID, promos for station shows or events, position liners ...

Impersonations

Inspiration & Meditation: Self-help, yoga, meditation ...

Internet Audio: Website presentations, self-guided tours, banner ads, interactive tours, on-line tutorials, webinars, Internet ads, podcasts ...

Jingles & Music

Medical & Pharmaceutical: Training, procedural film, pharmaceutical, trade-show, display ...

Podcasts

Promos

Religious & Spiritual

Telephony & IVR (Interactive Voice Response): Menu-prompt, interactive voice recognition (IVR), auto-attendant, information-on-hold, voicemail, voice prompts, PBX, auto attendant ...

Tours: Self-guided tours, museums, parks, interactive tours ...

Toys

Video Games

Learn the basics of audio editingYou don't need to become an audio engineer, but knowing how to record and edit your aud...
08/24/2026

Learn the basics of audio editing

You don't need to become an audio engineer, but knowing how to record and edit your audio makes you a more valuable voice actor.

Learn how to remove unwanted background noise, trim mistakes naturally, normalize your audio, and export files in the formats clients request.

Just as importantly, build good recording habits from the start. Using a pop filter, setting proper recording levels, and recording in a quiet space will save you far more time than fixing mistakes later.

A clean recording begins long before you press Export.

Myth : Training isn’t important to Voice-over – I just need a studio or a demo.This is almost two or three myths in one,...
08/21/2026

Myth : Training isn’t important to Voice-over – I just need a studio or a demo.

This is almost two or three myths in one, but they tend to go hand in hand. If you haven’t had voice acting specific training, then building a studio or getting a demo is not what you need to do next.

A great microphone isn’t much use without great technique. If you’ve paid for one of those “Demo at the end of the session” packages, then the chances are you’ve been nursed through the session and may have some great audio. The bad news is that when you land a real job, perhaps a live session with a studio, no one is nursing you. Your inexperience will shine and probably get you a bad rep for future gigs.

2011 was a good year for me and my business. My big success was booking a series of four radio commercials that ran on R...
08/17/2026

2011 was a good year for me and my business. My big success was booking a series of four radio commercials that ran on Reds Radio in Cincinnati and other regional markets throughout the spring, summer and fall. The spots were for the Regional Tourism Network and encouraged people to come to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky and experience all the sights available to them. One spot even ran on Fox Sports Ohio TV station with a montage of pictures behind it. I was very excited to be selected for this role. I also did a few on-hold messages for a local chiropractor. He has been a client for a while. As a matter of fact, he was my first client. We actually barter for services for the work I do for him.

I did a couple of interesting gigs in October. THe first was an On-Hold Message for Mt. Lookout Chiropractic and Sports Injury Center. I created that voiceover in my home studio. The second gig was a series of three political commercials working live with another voice actor in a studio. This was my first time to work live with other voice actors and I really enjoyed the creative process..

Dottie J. - OH

Master your microphone techniqueGreat microphone technique is one of those skills clients rarely notice, but they always...
08/16/2026

Master your microphone technique
Great microphone technique is one of those skills clients rarely notice, but they always hear.
Learn to adjust your distance from the microphone depending on the script. Move in slightly for quieter, more intimate reads and lean back for louder, energetic performances.
Wear headphones while recording so you hear exactly what your microphone hears.
You'll quickly spot plosives, mouth noise, inconsistent volume, and changes in tone before they become problems.

ANIMATIONThis is the category that most people think of when they hear the term “Voice Actor”. Animation consists of ima...
08/14/2026

ANIMATION
This is the category that most people think of when they hear the term “Voice Actor”. Animation consists of images either hand drawn or digitally animated with computers to tell stories. Aside from cartoons from networks like Nickelodeon and Disney/Pixar, animation is composed of movies, television, and web shows. YouTube has created a whole world of independent animation which is a wonderful resource for people looking to build up their voice acting chops.
* Check out our new Character Focused Master Class that will result in a character voice demo and either a commercial or narration demo:
https://www.voicesforall.com/pages/live-online-master-class-outline.cfm %20Focused

Create the right recording spaceA great microphone can't fix a bad room.In fact, high-end microphones often make untreat...
08/11/2026

Create the right recording space
A great microphone can't fix a bad room.
In fact, high-end microphones often make untreated spaces sound worse because they capture every reflection, echo, and background noise.
Focus on your recording environment before upgrading your gear.
Closets filled with clothes, acoustic panels, thick curtains, moving blankets, carpets, and other soft furnishings all help reduce reflections and make your voice sound better.
A well-treated space will almost always outperform an expensive microphone in a noisy room.

Health and WellnessThis is a fast-growing and new type of voice-over work. Many meditation, inspiration and exercise app...
08/07/2026

Health and Wellness
This is a fast-growing and new type of voice-over work. Many meditation, inspiration and exercise apps and videos are looking for solid artists with a calming tone. Still relatively small in comparison to other markets, however, the health and wellness voice-over industry will only continue to grow in the coming years.

We love hearing from our grads!  "Sharing a photo of my treated home VoiceOver studio that received a Pass. The studio h...
08/03/2026

We love hearing from our grads! "Sharing a photo of my treated home VoiceOver studio that received a Pass. The studio has been functioning in my office since March 2025 and where almost all my auditions are created. I Love It"
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