Voice acting & voice-over workshop: practical tips, example scripts, and next steps for a professional phone experience.
Quick summary
- A clear voicemail saves time and prevents missed leads.
- Always give a specific callback promise or an alternative channel (email, form).
- A professional voice builds trust, even outside office hours.
Basic rules for every script
- Concise: a maximum of 20 - 25 seconds per message.
- Clear: company name, what to expect, and the next step.
- Human: a warm tone, no jargon.
Three templates that almost always work
Office hours
Welcome to [Bedrijfsnaam]. We are unable to take your call right now. Please leave your name, number, and a brief message. We will call you back the next working day.
Outside office hours
Welcome to [Bedrijfsnaam]. We are closed. Please leave a message or email us at [e-mailadres].
Phone menu
- Sales: press 1
- Support: press 2
- Administration: press 3
- Callback request: press 0
Personalise, listen and order
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Listen to voices
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Common mistakes
- Not promising a callback time.
- Scripts that are too long; callers hang up.
- No alternative channel besides the phone.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Short and to the point. Click to see the answer.
Can you help me choose the right medium or a buy-out?
- Certainly. Medium refers to where the voice will be deployed (e.g., internal video, web, radio, TV, etc.). Buy-out defines the usage period and geographic regions. You can specify these details step-by-step in the price preview; if you're unsure, simply provide a brief description of the voice's intended purpose.
How do quotes work, what is a buyout, and how do I choose the right medium?
- A quote is a bespoke, written price quotation. A buy-out refers to where and for how long you are permitted to use the voice (e.g., TV, radio, online). Select your medium in the calculator or quotation flow; this will ensure the price reflects your intended use.
What is the difference between a business video and a radio or TV commercial through Voices?
- For a corporate video, the cost primarily covers the recording and its use across your own channels. A radio or TV commercial typically requires a buy-out for broadcast – this is reflected in the chosen medium and usage term. You can select the appropriate medium below the price preview.
I'm looking for the right voice for my video, explainer, or commercial. Where should I start?
- Start by listening: choose a few demos that match your tone. Then I'll help you with usage, buy-out or a quote when your script is ready.
Who is this for?
Marketing teams, agencies, and SMEs who want a recognisable voice for campaigns, video, e-learning, or telephony, without endless quoting hassle.
Typical projects
- Radio and TV spots
- Corporate films and videos
- E-learning and explainer videos
- Telephony, IVR, and on-hold messages
What makes Voices different
- Listen to demos before you book. No guesswork involved.
- Transparent pricing online. Buy-out and usage clearly defined upfront.
- Flemish voice actors with experience in your sector.
Quality and delivery
Professional recording, quick revision rounds where needed, export in the format your editor or PBX expects.
How to start
- Upload your script or briefly describe your project.
- Choose a voice from our demos.
- Get your price, pay online, and track the status.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Short and to the point. Click to see the answer.
Can you help me choose the right medium or a buy-out?
- Certainly. Medium refers to where the voice will be deployed (e.g., internal video, web, radio, TV, etc.). Buy-out defines the usage period and geographic regions. You can specify these details step-by-step in the price preview; if you're unsure, simply provide a brief description of the voice's intended purpose.
How do quotes work, what is a buyout, and how do I choose the right medium?
- A quote is a bespoke, written price quotation. A buy-out refers to where and for how long you are permitted to use the voice (e.g., TV, radio, online). Select your medium in the calculator or quotation flow; this will ensure the price reflects your intended use.
What is the difference between a business video and a radio or TV commercial through Voices?
- For a corporate video, the cost primarily covers the recording and its use across your own channels. A radio or TV commercial typically requires a buy-out for broadcast – this is reflected in the chosen medium and usage term. You can select the appropriate medium below the price preview.
I'm looking for the right voice for my video, explainer, or commercial. Where should I start?
- Start by listening: choose a few demos that match your tone. Then I'll help you with usage, buy-out or a quote when your script is ready.
Why this matters
Voice acting & voice-over workshop: visitors and callers decide in seconds. Clear language, a warm tone, and a concrete next step make the difference between doubt and action, for your brand and for SEO.
Checklist before you go live
- Can you summarise the core message in one sentence?
- Does the script sound natural when read aloud?
- Is there a clear call to action (call, email, form)?
- Does the tone match your other channels?
Frequently asked questions
Unsure about length, tone, or budget? Start by listening to demos, calculate your price online, or ask your question. We'll help you choose without surprises.
Voice acting workshop
Practice live with feedback from coaches: breath, articulation, interpretation, and microphone technique in a safe group setting.
Who it's for
Beginners and advanced participants who want to refine their voice for stage, presentation, or voice-over work.
Register
View editions via Studio, register online, or ask questions via contact if you are unsure about your level or the date.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Short and to the point. Click to see the answer.
Can you help me choose the right medium or a buy-out?
- Certainly. Medium refers to where the voice will be deployed (e.g., internal video, web, radio, TV, etc.). Buy-out defines the usage period and geographic regions. You can specify these details step-by-step in the price preview; if you're unsure, simply provide a brief description of the voice's intended purpose.
How do quotes work, what is a buyout, and how do I choose the right medium?
- A quote is a bespoke, written price quotation. A buy-out refers to where and for how long you are permitted to use the voice (e.g., TV, radio, online). Select your medium in the calculator or quotation flow; this will ensure the price reflects your intended use.
What is the difference between a business video and a radio or TV commercial through Voices?
- For a corporate video, the cost primarily covers the recording and its use across your own channels. A radio or TV commercial typically requires a buy-out for broadcast – this is reflected in the chosen medium and usage term. You can select the appropriate medium below the price preview.
I'm looking for the right voice for my video, explainer, or commercial. Where should I start?
- Start by listening: choose a few demos that match your tone. Then I'll help you with usage, buy-out or a quote when your script is ready.
Voice Acting Workshop
Practice live with coach feedback. Work on breath, articulation, interpretation, and microphone technique in a safe group environment.
Who is this for?
For beginners and advanced learners who want to refine their voice for stage, presentations, or voice-over work.
Sign Up
View editions via Studio. Sign up online. Ask questions via contact if you are unsure about your level or the date.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Short and to the point. Click to see the answer.
Can you help me choose the right medium or a buy-out?
- Certainly. Medium refers to where the voice will be deployed (e.g., internal video, web, radio, TV, etc.). Buy-out defines the usage period and geographic regions. You can specify these details step-by-step in the price preview; if you're unsure, simply provide a brief description of the voice's intended purpose.
How do quotes work, what is a buyout, and how do I choose the right medium?
- A quote is a bespoke, written price quotation. A buy-out refers to where and for how long you are permitted to use the voice (e.g., TV, radio, online). Select your medium in the calculator or quotation flow; this will ensure the price reflects your intended use.
What is the difference between a business video and a radio or TV commercial through Voices?
- For a corporate video, the cost primarily covers the recording and its use across your own channels. A radio or TV commercial typically requires a buy-out for broadcast – this is reflected in the chosen medium and usage term. You can select the appropriate medium below the price preview.
I'm looking for the right voice for my video, explainer, or commercial. Where should I start?
- Start by listening: choose a few demos that match your tone. Then I'll help you with usage, buy-out or a quote when your script is ready.
Voice Acting Workshop
Practice live with coach feedback. Work on breath, articulation, interpretation, and microphone technique in a safe group environment.
Who is this for?
For beginners and advanced learners who want to refine their voice for stage, presentations, or voice-over work.
Sign Up
View editions via Studio. Sign up online. Ask questions via contact if you are unsure about your level or the date.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Short and to the point. Click to see the answer.
Can you help me choose the right medium or a buy-out?
- Certainly. Medium refers to where the voice will be deployed (e.g., internal video, web, radio, TV, etc.). Buy-out defines the usage period and geographic regions. You can specify these details step-by-step in the price preview; if you're unsure, simply provide a brief description of the voice's intended purpose.
How do quotes work, what is a buyout, and how do I choose the right medium?
- A quote is a bespoke, written price quotation. A buy-out refers to where and for how long you are permitted to use the voice (e.g., TV, radio, online). Select your medium in the calculator or quotation flow; this will ensure the price reflects your intended use.
What is the difference between a business video and a radio or TV commercial through Voices?
- For a corporate video, the cost primarily covers the recording and its use across your own channels. A radio or TV commercial typically requires a buy-out for broadcast – this is reflected in the chosen medium and usage term. You can select the appropriate medium below the price preview.
I'm looking for the right voice for my video, explainer, or commercial. Where should I start?
- Start by listening: choose a few demos that match your tone. Then I'll help you with usage, buy-out or a quote when your script is ready.
Voice Acting Workshop
Practice live with coach feedback. Work on breath, articulation, interpretation, and microphone technique in a safe group environment.
Who is this for?
For beginners and advanced learners who want to refine their voice for stage, presentations, or voice-over work.
Sign Up
View editions via Studio. Sign up online. Ask questions via contact if you are unsure about your level or the date.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Short and to the point. Click to see the answer.
Can you help me choose the right medium or a buy-out?
- Certainly. Medium refers to where the voice will be deployed (e.g., internal video, web, radio, TV, etc.). Buy-out defines the usage period and geographic regions. You can specify these details step-by-step in the price preview; if you're unsure, simply provide a brief description of the voice's intended purpose.
How do quotes work, what is a buyout, and how do I choose the right medium?
- A quote is a bespoke, written price quotation. A buy-out refers to where and for how long you are permitted to use the voice (e.g., TV, radio, online). Select your medium in the calculator or quotation flow; this will ensure the price reflects your intended use.
What is the difference between a business video and a radio or TV commercial through Voices?
- For a corporate video, the cost primarily covers the recording and its use across your own channels. A radio or TV commercial typically requires a buy-out for broadcast – this is reflected in the chosen medium and usage term. You can select the appropriate medium below the price preview.
I'm looking for the right voice for my video, explainer, or commercial. Where should I start?
- Start by listening: choose a few demos that match your tone. Then I'll help you with usage, buy-out or a quote when your script is ready.
Voice Acting Workshop
Practice live with coach feedback. Work on breath, articulation, interpretation, and microphone technique in a safe group environment.
Who is this for?
For beginners and advanced learners who want to refine their voice for stage, presentations, or voice-over work.
Sign Up
View editions via Studio. Sign up online. Ask questions via contact if you are unsure about your level or the date.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Short and to the point. Click to see the answer.
Can you help me choose the right medium or a buy-out?
- Certainly. Medium refers to where the voice will be deployed (e.g., internal video, web, radio, TV, etc.). Buy-out defines the usage period and geographic regions. You can specify these details step-by-step in the price preview; if you're unsure, simply provide a brief description of the voice's intended purpose.
How do quotes work, what is a buyout, and how do I choose the right medium?
- A quote is a bespoke, written price quotation. A buy-out refers to where and for how long you are permitted to use the voice (e.g., TV, radio, online). Select your medium in the calculator or quotation flow; this will ensure the price reflects your intended use.
What is the difference between a business video and a radio or TV commercial through Voices?
- For a corporate video, the cost primarily covers the recording and its use across your own channels. A radio or TV commercial typically requires a buy-out for broadcast – this is reflected in the chosen medium and usage term. You can select the appropriate medium below the price preview.
I'm looking for the right voice for my video, explainer, or commercial. Where should I start?
- Start by listening: choose a few demos that match your tone. Then I'll help you with usage, buy-out or a quote when your script is ready.
