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Voice over jobs and auditions, October 2026. Somebody's casting today. Why not you?

Real briefs with real deadlines, cast on The Voice Realm and recorded at home by working voice actors. Most never reach a public site. Here's what came through.

The last twenty castings

The latest voice over castings.

Newest first. Every one went out to the roster by email the moment the client posted it, and the open ones are still taking submissions.

Fees are the client's estimate and follow the final word count.

CommercialOpen, 1 day left

30 second video spot for a community college

A thirty second online video spot for a rural community college, aimed at adults thinking about short term training courses. The read is about seventy words and covers the kinds of hands on programs on offer, then ends with a short invitation to enroll. The client wants warm, approachable and relatable delivery, the sort that feels like encouragement from someone who believes in you. For internet pre-roll use.

  • Female
  • English (North American)
  • Adult
USD 175estimatedwarm, approachable, relatable
CommercialOpen, 3 days left

Short commercial for audio streaming

A short online commercial aimed at listeners looking for something new to play. The script runs under 60 words, so around 15 to 30 seconds once recorded. The client wants a warm, confident read that feels conversational and genuine, with a natural flow and enough energy to hold attention. Friendly and polished rather than a hard sell, like sharing something you enjoy with a friend.

  • Male or Female
  • English (Australian)
  • Adult
USD 1,200estimatedwarm, confident, conversational
CorporateOpen, 2 days left

Hospital video for a specialist department

A healthcare provider needs a voice for a video highlighting one of its specialist hospital departments. The script runs around 170 words, roughly a minute and a half, and moves from short patient outcome lines into an overview of services and standards, closing with a gentle call to book a consultation. The client asked for a warm, informative read with clear, unhurried pacing and genuine care behind it.

  • Male or Female
  • English (British)
  • Adult
USD 215estimatedwarm, informative, caring
CommercialClosed

Radio spots for a canned drinks brand

Two 30 second audio spots for a ready to drink beverage range, for broadcast and streaming. Each read opens quiet and understated, then lifts once the music drops. The client wants a warm, bright, confident delivery with a playful comic beat, relaxed and conversational rather than announcery. Product details and the responsible drinking line should sound natural and matter of fact. Two takes requested, one bigger and one more laid back.

  • Male or Female
  • English (North American)
  • Young Adult
USD 187.50estimatedwarm, playful, confident, conversational
ExplainerOpen, 1 day left

Explainer video on human rights

A short online explainer piece about human rights and equality, around sixty words of copy. The client wants a dignified, articulate read with real sincerity, the kind of delivery you would hear from a documentary narrator or an advocate speaking from conviction. It moves from historical reflection to a clear, hopeful look ahead, so keep the pace composed and the tone empathetic. Audio production and file splitting are part of the job.

  • Male or Female
  • English (British)
  • Adult
USD 280estimateddignified, sincere, composed, empathetic
NarrationOpen, 1 day left

Documentary narration on Indigenous history

An educational narration piece covering the history of Indigenous nations across the continent, their languages, governance and connection to the land. The sample read is short, around seventy words, with a longer finished piece in mind. The client wants a grounded, respectful delivery in the style of a museum narrator or historian, solemn and warm, carrying historical weight while still feeling alive and dignified. Audio editing and file splitting are part of the job.

  • Male or Female
  • English (North American)
  • Adult
USD 255estimatedrespectful, grounded, solemn, warm
CorporateOpen, 2 days left

Event host announcements for a black tie evening

A live fundraising evening with a 1920s theme needs recorded host announcements. Think welcome lines, room and schedule updates, and introductions bringing special guests up to the stage through the night. The read is short, but there are several segments to deliver. The client wants a polished master of ceremonies feel, warm and celebratory, with the easy showmanship of the era. Audio will be edited and split into separate files.

  • Male
  • English (North American)
  • Mature Adult
USD 255estimatedpolished, celebratory, warm
CorporateClosed

Corporate video for a public services group

A one minute corporate film about everyday public services, from road upkeep to school meals, and the people they connect. The read is short, around forty words, so every line carries weight. The client asked for a deep voice with warmth and real drive behind it, confident but human. Licensed for broadcast, radio and online use across Europe.

  • Female
  • French (European)
  • Adult
USD 250estimatedwarm, deep, dynamic
CorporateClosed

Event film for a payments brand

A 60 second film to be screened at a live event, introducing a new digital assistant. The read is natural storytelling, warm and confident, with a cinematic feel that stays approachable rather than corporate or salesy. Measured pace with intentional pauses, letting each idea land without losing energy. The product explanation should stay clear and conversational, and the final line understated and sincere. Short audition excerpt supplied.

  • Male
  • English (Neutral)
  • Young Adult
USD 265estimatedwarm, cinematic, confident, sincere
ExplainerOpen, 7 days left

Explainer video, cybersecurity technology

An explainer video for a technology partnership in the cybersecurity space, aimed at IT decision makers. The script runs around 230 words, roughly a minute and a half. The client wants professional and trustworthy, but down to earth and engaging with it. Personable, not stiff or corporate sounding. There is some technical terminology to handle cleanly, including a pronunciation note, so a confident read on jargon helps.

  • Male or Female
  • English (North American)
  • Adult
USD 175estimatedprofessional, trustworthy, personable
ExplainerOpen, 4 days left

Explainer video for enterprise IT security

A business to business explainer about securing and simplifying the devices employees actually work on, aimed at IT decision makers. The read runs under two minutes, around 280 words, and walks through a problem, a partnership, and a list of benefits. The client wants a knowledgeable, credible delivery that still sounds like a real person talking, not stiff or dull. Some technical terms and pronunciation notes are included.

  • Male or Female
  • English (North American)
  • Adult
USD 175estimatedprofessional, trustworthy, conversational
ExplainerClosed

Product video for a health records tool

A ninety second product video for a healthcare software tool, aimed at busy clinical staff and ending with a short call to book a demo. Around fifty words, so the read has room to breathe. The client wants natural, conversational pacing with strategic pauses for emphasis, and a delivery that feels friendly, empathetic, caring and confident. Script marks certain words for extra emphasis.

  • Male or Female
USD 185estimatedwarm, conversational, confident, caring
Voice overClosed

In character pre-show announcement for a field show

A school ensemble needs a spoken intro to open their competition field show. It runs under 45 seconds, roughly 90 words, and lists the title and the musical selections. The client wants it delivered in character as a guide figure from the story, not like a typical stadium host. Think mysterious, a little otherworldly, with the feel of a fantasy video game. Pacing matters, so the timing is tight.

  • Female
  • English (Neutral)
  • Adult
USD 125estimatedmysterious, in character, measured
CharacterClosed

Witch character for a seasonal spot

A short character read for online video and pre-roll use, around fifteen seconds of copy. The client is after a classic storybook witch, brewing up mischief and inviting listeners along for the fun. Think scratchy and high energy, with a raspy cackle, a fast cadence and plenty of playful wickedness. One take, big personality, lots of character colour welcome.

  • Female
  • English (British)
  • Adult
USD 185estimatedmischievous, high energy, playful
CharacterClosed

Gothic host character for seasonal video

A short character read for online video and pre-roll use, around 15 seconds. The piece is a theatrical welcome from a classic gothic host, inviting listeners into a spooky seasonal celebration. The client wants it melodramatic, smooth and flamboyant, with rolling R's and plenty of playful menace. Big, exaggerated performance is welcome. Client is based in the United States.

  • Male or Female
  • Romanian
  • Mature Adult
USD 185estimatedmelodramatic, flamboyant, theatrical
CorporateClosed

Corporate film on biodiversity

A short corporate piece for online use, talking about the natural world and how living systems connect. The script runs well under a minute, around forty words, with room to breathe. The client wants a soft, expressive read that stays grounded. The subject matter is weighty, so the delivery should feel inspiring and honest rather than preachy. Clear, unhurried pacing.

  • Female
  • French (European)
  • Adult
USD 185estimatedsoft, expressive, sincere, inspiring
CommercialClosed

Mobile game trailer spot, sci-fi

A short cinematic ad for a space strategy mobile game, running about 20 seconds across a handful of punchy lines. The read speaks straight to the player, like a tactical officer rallying their commander before a battle. Think confident, sharp and epic, with the quick, driving rhythm of a modern game trailer. Delivery should feel fresh and immersive rather than an impression of any existing character.

  • Male
  • German (Germany)
  • Adult
USD 175estimatedcommanding, cinematic, confident, energetic
CommercialClosed

Political podcast spots, two reads

A pair of 30 second political ads for podcast and streaming placement, around 80 to 95 words each. The client wants a grounded, everyday suburban mom feel, conversational but pointed, with clear emphasis on the claims and a firm close. Pronunciation references are supplied for a couple of names, and the client asked for a few words to be read in full rather than shortened.

  • Female
  • English (North American)
  • Adult
USD 350estimatedconversational, pointed, grounded
CommercialClosed

Nurse hiring spot for a community hospital

A sixty second broadcast and streaming spot aimed at bringing nurses to a community hospital where staff feel like family. The read is a first person story that moves between the present day and memories of earlier years on the job. Natural and casual, warm and authentic, with a storytelling feel. Around 150 words. Partial reads are fine for the audition.

  • Female
  • English (North American)
  • Adult
USD 200estimatedwarm, natural, approachable, reflective
CharacterClosed

Character role for a romantic drama

A short dramatic piece for an audio story, with a small cast and overlapping dialogue. This role is a gallery curator in his late twenties, charming and worldly, the exciting option in a love triangle. The read is brief, around 140 words across a few exchanges. The client wants smooth, articulate delivery with charisma and polish, plus a sense of easy confidence in the timing.

  • Male
  • English (British)
  • Young Adult
USD 350estimatedsmooth, charismatic, cultured, confident
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Booked direct

Some clients skip the casting altogether.

They already know the voice they want, so they book it straight off the roster. The latest four:

  1. Narration

    Horror short film narration

    A short horror reel told in first person by a writer looking into an old disappearance. The read runs about a minute, roughly 110 words. The client wanted an intimate, thoughtful opening with real curiosity, then a growing sense of discovery that tips into dread. The final lines carry a twist, so the delivery needs restraint and a quiet, unsettling close rather than anything loud.

    • Female
    • English (North American)
    • Young Adult
    USD 125paidintimate, curious, unsettling
  2. Corporate

    Internal safety film for a vehicle manufacturer

    A narrative corporate video about workplace safety culture, made for internal viewing. The read runs close to three minutes and carries a lot of short, reflective lines with plenty of pauses built in. The client asked for an inspirational, strong and friendly delivery. A draft video with a scratch track was supplied for pacing, though there's room to shape the timing and have the visuals follow. A short sample read was offered up front to settle the style.

    • Male
    • English (North American)
    • Adult
    USD 225paidinspirational, strong, friendly
  3. Commercial

    Cinema ad for a wedding venue

    A 30 second cinema and pre roll spot for a historic wedding venue in Australia. The copy is short and poetic, built from simple images of people and gathering, with plenty of space between lines. The client asked for a warm, unhurried read with real weight, letting pauses land. Multiple takes were supplied, then a final version with small copy tweaks.

    • Male
    • English (Australian)
    • Adult
    USD 265paidwarm, intimate, unhurried, sincere
  4. Promo

    Seasonal entertainment line-up promo

    A short promo celebrating a winter slate of releases and looking back over a year of entertainment. Around 119 words, so roughly a minute of finished audio. The client wants big trailer energy with plenty of lift and drama, building through a run of teasing lines to a confident closing payoff. Pace needs to breathe around the pauses. A repeat booking, matching the cadence of earlier work.

    • Male
    • English (North American)
    • Adult
    USD 125paidepic, upbeat, cinematic
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No bidding. Ever.

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Send a demo

We listen for sound, studio and delivery. If it's there, you're on the roster.

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Get the brief

Castings that match your voice, accent and age arrive by email the moment a client posts them.

3

Record at home

Read it, upload a take, and the client picks. No wading through amateurs on their side, no bidding on yours.

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How do I get voice over jobs online?

Send us a demo. If your sound and studio are up to it, you join the roster and castings that match your voice arrive by email, usually the same day the client posts them. You read the brief, record at home and upload a take. The client listens and picks.

Are these castings real?

Yes. Every casting on this page is real and came through The Voice Realm. Thousands of castings come through the site every year, and our clients love it because they don't have to wade through submissions from amateurs like on other sites.

Do I have to bid or quote for each casting?

No. Every casting is priced from one published rate card before it reaches you, so you never bid against another actor and never have to guess what your voice is worth.

How often are new castings posted?

Most days. Thousands of castings come through the site every year, from clients all over the world, and each one is usually cast within a few days of going up, so the board above changes constantly.

Do I need a home studio?

Yes. Clients expect broadcast quality files, so you need a quiet, treated space and a proper microphone. Turnaround is usually same day or next day, and a client can direct you live if the casting needs it.

What kinds of voice over work come through?

Commercials for TV, radio and the internet, e-learning and training, corporate and explainer videos, narration, phone systems, audiobooks, promos and character work, in more than a hundred languages and accents.

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