Audiobook Auditions are OPEN

Hi everyone!

I've been meaning to make a post about how to audition to perform in one of my Audiobooks, ever since my first one went live on YouTube.

I love and am very devoted to the voice actors I often work with, but sometimes there are too many roles to fill and fresh voices are always welcome.
As far as experience goes, you don't need any! But usually, if it's your first time, you'll have to be open to doing "pick-ups" or lines that need to be read again. You'll also need your own recording equipment.

You absolutely will be paid for your work, but the pay depends on experience as, the more experience you have the less time it takes to edit.

Male or female VA's welcome. Here's the script. A snippet from one of my ongoing projects, Failed Wishes.

Email me at BrittniChenelle@gmail.com with "Audition" in the subject line. Include your name, your level of experience, and your fee per finished hour, along with your recording.

Thanks so much for your interest!

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