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Broadcasting clients describe Voices as their destination for diverse creative professionals
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Experienced Talent
Multi-talented creative professionals equipped to take on your audio production, music, translation, and voice over needs.
Reliable Pros
Post a job and get custom auditions from seasoned pros in the radio and television broadcast industries.
Exclusive Sound
Get help honing a broadcast-quality sound with a distinct voice that your audience will love.
Global Voices
We bring together over 2 million people from 160 countries to complete jobs in a range of languages.
Team Collaboration
Collaborate easily with your team on projects with our user-friendly platform.
Project Management
Our Professional Services team can take care of everything, and adjust to your workflow and preferences.
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Voices is trusted by the world’s most prominent brands
Voices in action
At Voices, we can help you complete an endless range of project types. Our broadcasting clients consistently rely on us for their audio production, music, translation and localization, and voice over needs.
How Voices Works
Learn how Voices makes finding professional creative talent faster and easier than anyone else.
How Voices’s SurePay™ service offers a proven and safe way to pay
Whether you work in radio or television, the security of your funds is critical to your business. Voices’s SurePay™ service offers a trusted, safe, risk-free way to pay for the talent you hire and ensure your transactions are secure. Don’t pay until you’re convinced.
Our voting feature enables remote teams to compile shortlists
When you have multiple stakeholders, whether they’re a producer, manager, or a top executive, Voices makes it easy to take everyone’s point-of-view into consideration. Our voting feature enables teams of all sizes to work together, even when you’re not in person together.
Top skills broadcasting professionals love
Here are the top five skills that our broadcasting clients source from Voices. Select a skill to explore creative talent in that category.
Our Broadcasting Client Case Studies
Learn about how Voices helped to bring these projects to life for some of the world’s most loved and notable brands.
Television promo for National Geographic
Enrich your television content with top quality voice over. Whether your project requires a clean summary of the local news or lively introductions to new programming, a versatile voice actor can make or break an outstanding broadcast. Here’s how Voices helped produce a promo video on behalf of Crave Media for a spot for National Geographic’s “Destination Wild.”
Digital advertising for Texture (Rogers)
No matter where your ads appear, and no matter how long (or short) you’ve cut them, they have to cut through the noise. Voices is enabling advertisers to earn attention with high-caliber, professional voice over. Here’s how Voices helped Texture by Next Issue find their perfect voice for their digital advertising campaign.
Documentary for UNICEF & Rooftop
Whether you need a voice for a long documentary or a short feature, the right voice can really engage your audience and communicate your intended message. Voices is enabling video producers to earn attention with professional voice over. Here’s how Voices helped Rooftop deliver professional short features to their client, UNICEF.
Television advertising for David Studio
No matter if your project requires a clean summary of the local news or lively contestant introductions on a game show, a versatile voice actor can make or break an outstanding broadcast. Voices connects you to top talent for in-studio recording in your region, or to freelance (remote recording) talent from all around the world. Take a look at how we helped David Studio connect to their audience.
“All-in-all, this has been a fast, simple, efficient and totally professional process. And our agency president is sold on using Voices.”
“Voices made everything incredibly easy and the finished product is excellent! What’s more, we saved A LOT of money.”
Broadcasting industry statistics
Wondering what’s going on in the broadcast industry? Are people still watching TV and listening to radio?
Look no further than these interesting statistics:
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Call nowFrequently Asked Questions
The two main types of broadcasting are transmitting by radio or television. There are subcategories within those two overarching types as well, including analog radio, digital radio, internet radio, cable television, satellite television, and more.
Live broadcasting is any type of media, whether that’s radio or television, that is broadcast instantly or with only a short delay. Examples of this include award shows or daily radio programs.
Broadcast programs are transmitted on public airwaves, which means that the programs are free for the consumer. Broadcast stations, such as CBS, ABC, or NBC, are the most common form of television. Cable television charges subscription fees and is not transmitted on public airwaves.