How to Get Started in VoiceOver
Last updated September 7, 2025
If I were starting in voiceover from scratch, I’d look to these sources first.
Jesse Carroll's VoiceOver School. I did this for one month and found it helpful. He's got a full course to help you setup your own booth, a really supportive community. And a roadmap to help you go from zero to booking your first gigs. His YouTube channel is also a great resource. I was only in his School for one month because I didn’t find as much value after I started booking voiceover gigs.
Voiceover Gurus. My voiceover agent recommended Lesley Bailey of Voiceover Gurus. I booked an hour with her and found it really helpful.
Authentic Commercial Voiceover, by Dave Bisson. Great read.
I took a class with Kelly Moscinski, owner of The Voicecaster. I prefer classes with casting directors over coaches because once you take a class with a CD, you'll be on their radar.