Are you a voice actor looking for funding opportunities in 2026? In this 60 Seconds or Less(ons) breakdown, I’m sharing national grants and scholarships that may support voice acting training, equipment, creative projects, and career development. This video covers: National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) — Grants for Arts Projects VO BOSS Scholarships (specifically for voice actors) SOVAS Scholarships for continuing education National artist grants and emergency funds that may support voice work Many national grants require early planning, portfolios, or proposals, so learning about them now gives you a real advantage.

This video is designed for voice actors that primarily narrate audiobooks. I'm not the first person to want samples for creative purposes, only to have to deal with bloated wait times to access samples for books that I worked on YEARS ago. This 60 second lesson cuts through the red tape by accessing your mp3 samples through your audible profile. DISCLAIMER - You should only use this hack for work that you yourself have narrated. You do not have the right to download samples of other people's work for ANY reason whatsoever. That's stealing, and it's whack af because we creatives work REALLY hard on our sh#t. I'm also quite certain that you can be sued for stealing IP, so seriously- DON'T do it.

What new voice actors need to know about manufactured negativity, social media manipulation, and how to tell real feedback from staged attacks.

A beginner's guide to developing your voice acting skills
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