FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

I want to become a voiceover artist. Where do I start?

Becoming a voiceover artist begins with understanding your voice and learning how to use it effectively. At VOISA, we offer training tailored to your needs—whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your skills. Start with our VOISA Taster Program, which includes:

• A 1-hour online session.

• A 1-hour in-studio session.

• Personalised coaching, 5 short scripts, and a demo to kickstart your career.

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Do I need prior experience or special equipment to join?

No prior experience is needed! We welcome beginners and seasoned professionals alike. If you don’t have equipment, no problem—our studio sessions provide all the tools you’ll need to get started. We’ll guide you step-by-step through the process.

How do I create a voiceover demo?

Your demo is your voiceover resume, and we can help! With our Demo Production Services, you’ll record high-quality scripts in a professional studio environment, guided by experts to showcase your unique voice.

 I’ve been told I have a great voice—does that mean I’ll succeed in voiceovers?

A great voice is a wonderful start, but success in voiceovers requires training, practice, and adaptability. We’ll help you develop the skills you need, from voice modulation to script interpretation, so you can shine in this competitive industry.

Can I send you my demo for feedback?

Yes, we’d love to hear your voice! If you already have a demo, feel free to send it through our craig@voisa.co.za. for professional feedback.

What opportunities are available after training?

At VOISA, we help you navigate the voiceover industry by providing:

• Training on how to market yourself as a voiceover artist.

• Insights into finding gigs through agencies or freelancing.

• Tips for working in studio and remote setups.

 Can you help me with voiceover work in specific languages (e.g., isiXhosa)?

Absolutely! We specialize in diverse voiceover needs, including local languages like isiXhosa. Let us know your language skills, and we’ll help you find opportunities that fit your voice.

Do you offer training for kids?

Yes, we offer training programs for young aspiring voiceover artists, tailored to their age and experience level. Check out our Kids’ Training Programs for details.

Can I work remotely, or do I need to be in a studio?

You can do both! Many voiceover jobs allow remote work if you have the right setup. We provide guidance on setting up your home studio and also offer in-studio training for those who prefer hands-on experience.

How do I get representation as a voiceover artist?

We focus on helping you build your portfolio and skills first. Once you’re ready, we’ll guide you on how to approach agencies or work independently.

What programs or tools do I need to start voiceover production?

If you’re setting up at home, we recommend:

• A good-quality microphone.

• Audio editing software like Audacity or Adobe Audition.

• A quiet recording space.


Need more help? Contact us for personalised advice.

Is voiceover work just for radio or TV?

Not at all! Voiceovers are used in audiobooks, animations, e-learning, advertising, video games, corporate videos, and more. The opportunities are vast, and your voice could fit any of these industries.

Do you assist with auditions or finding jobs?

While we don’t act as a talent agency, we provide tools, training, and demos to prepare you for auditions. We also offer workshops on navigating the industry.

Can I start a voiceover career later in life?

Absolutely! Many people start their voiceover journey in their 30s, 40s, or beyond. It’s never too late to train your voice and turn your passion into a career.

15. How do I sign up or contact VOISA?

Ready to get started? Here’s how you can connect with us:

• Call Us: [Insert Phone Number]

• Email Us: [Insert Email Address]

• Visit Our Website: voisa.co.za

Have More Questions?

If your question isn’t listed here, feel free to contact us directly. We’re always happy to help aspiring voiceover artists take their first steps toward success.