Where To Find Audiobook Work

Do you dream of narrating audiobooks for a living? Not quite sure where to begin? Have no fear! It's actually easier than ever to land an audiobook gig of your very own.
All you need is some practice, a bit of strategy, and to know where to look. Also... tons of hard work, thick skin to weather inevitable rejection, etc. But you knew that. This is voiceover, after all.
In this video, I go over my top picks for websites where you can audition for audiobook projects with little (or no) experience. You've got to start somewhere!
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Voices: www.voices.com/
Voice123: voice123.com/
ACX: www.acx.com/
LibriVox: librivox.org/
Narrator's Roadmap: www.narratorsroadmap.com/
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[@JeffreyGSmith]

Hi Devin: love your videos. What microphone (s) do you use for your audiobook and voiceover work? THANKS

[@killervoicestudios3973]

Thanks Jeffrey! I’ve been recording everything on a Rode NT1-A, which is a cardioid condenser mic.
I cover all of my equipment in this video: ruclips.net/video/D1ZAVbYT8Ms/видео.htmlsi=5v9tWSAcyU8PwnWT
And I talk about different kinds of microphones in this video: ruclips.net/video/s-iA4yAKTz4/видео.htmlsi=JRIHRZlA_xBCw5HJ
Hope that helps!