In this episode, I want to dig into one of those questions because I think this is what a lot of beginner Voice Actors are thinking as they set out to do VO. This question is from Denae, and she writes:

Thousands of people love singing and have flocked to audition for American Idol over the years. For some of these very well intentioned folks, all the work, effort, and dedication in the world, will not make them professional paid singers. I love love love using my voice. I always have, but it doesn't mean I have a voice people want to hear or would pay to use for a project. How do we know we should even pursue voice over work? AKA Am I deluding myself? Is it necessary to have a voice for voiceovers?

Time Stamps:

1:37 - Beginning of episode.

1:37 - Argument #1: It's all subjective.

4:08 - Argument #2: You don't know until you know.

5:02 - Sponsor message.

7:41 - Argument #3: Let the client decide.

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