VOICE ACTING

• Memorize and deliver script lines as necessary
• Work collaboratively with other actors to perform scenes
• Provide feedback and insight into the performance of a role
• Practice lines and scenes both independently and collaboratively
• Offer suggestions to directors regarding roles, scenes, and lines
• Make necessary adjustments to acting as requested by
• Arrange schedule to arrive on set when required
• Travel to various different set locations for recording, as needed

What are the typical qualifications for Voice Actor jobs?

• Bachelor's degree in theater, speech, or other related fields may be preferred
• Experience performing in front of an audience
• Familiarity with different styles and schools of acting
• Ability to memorize and deliver lines on cue
• Openness to taking direction from directors and others
• Capable of taking, processing, and utilizing critical feedback
• Willingness to grow into a role and learn new ways to perform
• Extremely flexible and able to work within high-pressure and high-stress environments
• Can easily adapt to new situations