Alan Smithee

Whether you're just starting out as a voice over actor or are looking for new representation, you'll need an updated list of agencies. "Voice Over Agencies" contains a comprehensive listing of agencies in the United States that represent voice talent, from commercial voice over to animation to general voice over work. With our agencies guide you'll get the most up-to-date addresses, phone numbers, webstes/ email addresses, and social media for the voice over department of each talent agency, so you'll know where to send your reel to have the best chance of finding someone to get you voice over work.

If you've done an agency search before, you know how important updated information can be. Here are a few reasons to get the Voice Over Agencies guide:

-- It's up-to-date, and this will save you money. If you've ever done a big mailing and had a bunch of envelopes come back, you know the frustration of an outdated free list. Agencies merge, go out of business, and change their contact info all the time. We're on it. Our guide will save you money on the first day.

-- It's modern. Unlike paper guides, our list has websites and social media. How useful would it be to read your targeted agency's blog before you send them your reel? Very. The more you know what kind of talent that agency represents, the more you can make sure you're exactly what they're looking for. Simple!

-- It's portable. Download it once and you've got all the listings in your eReader. This will save you from having to bookmark a list, look up each one, verify it, and check to see if they take submissions online or by mail. With our guide, you'll only need one download, and then you can work from there. Plus, it's environmentally friendly!

"Voice Over Agencies" also comes with a short guide to actually becoming a voice over actor as well as getting (and keeping) an agent.

Get the guide!