Why Voices is the World’s Source for Audiobook Voice Actors
Skillful narrators
Voice actors have completed over 6,000 audiobooks for North American producers. Several are Audie Award nominees.
Value-added services
Quality recordings from voice actors with stamina for long form narration. Several also offer audio editing.
Voice over variety
Voices is the fastest and easiest way to hire a single narrator or a cast of characters.
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Voices’s SurePay™ service offers a proven, safe and sound way to pay
Whether you are an independent agency or operate as part of a larger corporation, keeping your funds secure is of utmost importance. Voices’s SurePay™ service offers a proven, safe and sound way to pay for the talent you hire and ensure your transactions are secure.
Our voting feature enables teams of all sizes to work together
When you have multiple stakeholders, from clients in other countries, to your Art Director down the hall, Voices makes it easy to take everyone’s opinion into consideration. Our voting feature enables teams of all sizes to work together, even when you’re apart.
Top Vocal Qualities for Audiobook Narrators
Here are the top 5 vocal qualities (known as ‘styles’) that audiobook clients source from Voices in order to achieve a captivating read, no matter the story.
Voices Audiobook Client Case Studies
At Voices, the number of project types that we can help you
complete are nearly endless.
Our broadcast clients rely on us for all their voice over
requirements.

Canadian Council of Rehabilitation and Work (CCRW)
The CCRW’s popular series of six children’s books had to be made into audiobooks to be accessible for a broader audience. CCRW needed a hand finding five actors who could narrate the audiobooks in English and French. The books have also been produced in Braille, PDFs, electronic versions and ASL/LSQ.

Magus Elgar’s diverse audio drama
Magus Elgar is an 11-episode audio drama inspired by the works of Terry Pratchett. The project needed voice actors for a dozen different characters. They were looking to connect with fresh performers that would really bring the project to life.

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- You find the read engaging the whole way through: This may seem obvious, but if you’re losing interest after hearing an audition, then chances are, the voice actor won’t be able to hold your attention for the duration of an entire audiobook.
- They have experience with long form projects such as elearning, audiobook narration, or more. Long form reads are a unique kind of voice over work, which requires endurance. Voice actors who have undertaken these projects previously have proved they can go the distance.
- Know your audience. Your listening audience may enjoy a certain style of voice or expects words to be pronounced in a particular way or is accustomed to hearing a specific voice type. Knowing your audience will help you to decide who should be narrating your audiobook.
- The genre of your audiobook: Some genres are better suited to abridged versus unabridged books (e.g. a guide on how to become an entrepreneur might perform better as an abridged version).
- The demographics of your audience: Are most of your audience members children who may have a shorter attention span for long-form content? If so, abridged may be a better choice. Thinking about your intended audience can help you decide if an abridged or full length version will be best for them.