Pricing for voice recordings follows a clear structure, so you know where you stand from day one. We divide projects into two distinct categories.
For non-commercial work, such as e-learning or an internal corporate film, we calculate rates by word count or as a fixed project fee. For commercial work, such as radio or TV ads, the price consists of a fixed base studio fee plus a buyout. That buyout covers the usage rights, based on the media channels and how long the spot runs. For an exact quote, simply request a tailored estimate beforehand.
Which director's tip makes an instant difference?
As a voice director, I often hear scripts read far too formally. My most practical tip is simple: do not read the script to an imaginary auditorium. Speak as if you are explaining it to a single colleague by the coffee machine.
That mental shift lowers vocal pitch slightly, removes forced emphasis, and makes the delivery feel authentic. An experienced voice actor does this instinctively.
How does the recording process work from briefing to delivery?
A streamlined process saves time and prevents misunderstandings. Here is how it works:
- You supply the final script along with pronunciation guides for specific brand names.
- The selected voice actor records the script in a professional sound studio.
- The audio is cleaned up and split into separate files if needed.
- You receive ready-to-use audio files directly in your inbox.
As our client Katy noted after her project: receiving neatly split files quickly keeps your production on schedule.
