The Recording Club
Voice Program
Now auditioning · Los Angeles

Get paid to talk.Seriously.

We are casting 50 voices for a professionally recorded speech program at our Los Angeles studio. Competitive hourly pay plus a licensing fee. Nights and mornings. No experience required, just a great voice and stamina.

Submit your audition 2 minute self tape · from your phone
$80–100per hour recorded
+ license feefor voice rights
16dialects & languages
A large diaphragm condenser microphone on a boom arm inside a warmly lit vocal booth at The Recording Club.

1 · Self tape

Record two minutes on your phone. One minute of you just talking, one minute reading our short script.

2 · Studio callback

Top voices come in for a 15 minute session at our studio. You hear back within a week.

3 · Book your sessions

Cast voices pick their own morning or night slots. About three sessions a week for five to six weeks.

4 · Get paid

Hourly pay every two weeks, plus your licensing fee. Everything in a clear, plain English contract.

What the money looks like

Fifty recorded hours per voice, paid twice a month, plus a one time fee for the voice license.

$80–100Per recorded hour, set by dialect demand and session block.
$4,000–5,000Typical hourly total across a full 50 hour set.
+ license feePaid on delivery, on top of hourly, for the voice rights.
3.5 hrsPer session. Roughly three sessions a week, five to six weeks.

Submit your audition

Two minutes of audio and four fields. 9 of 50 seats still open.

At least 8 characters. This is your login for the dashboard.
Pick the one you speak natively. If it is not listed, choose Other and tell us in the notes.
When can you record?
Sessions run 6:00 to 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM to midnight, seven days a week.
Your self tape
m4a, mp3, or wav. Up to 50 MB. A phone voice memo in a quiet room is exactly right.

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Questions people actually ask

Do I need voice acting experience?

No. We are casting natural speakers, not performers. If you can hold a relaxed conversation and read cleanly off a page, you qualify.

What am I actually recording?

Conversational speech and short scripted passages, recorded to broadcast standard in our Los Angeles booths. An engineer runs the session, so all you do is talk.

How much time does the whole thing take?

Fifty recorded hours per voice, in three and a half hour sessions. Most people book three sessions a week and finish in five to six weeks.

What are you licensing?

A synthetic voice model trained on your recordings, licensed to one client for defined uses. The contract spells out the uses, the term, and what is off limits. You sign before your first session.

When do I get paid?

Hourly pay lands every two weeks for the hours you recorded. The licensing fee is paid on delivery of your completed set.

Can I cancel a session?

Yes, up to 24 hours before it starts, straight from your dashboard. Inside 24 hours, message the program team and we will sort it out.