How I Make $10,000 a Month on Fiverr as a Voiceover Artist - a Step-by-Step Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
  • Welcome to my channel all about voiceover. In this video I'll show you how I make $10,000 a month on Fiverr. I wanted to do a bit of a voiceover walkthrough to really show how the process works! If you have questions please let me know and I'll get them into the next video.
    Want to see more check out these links
    Website: greybeardvoiceover.com/
    Facebook: greybeardvoi...
    Gaming Channel: / greybeardgamingvids
    Thanks so much for watching!
    Chapters:
    0:00 Intro
    0:41 Getting Started
    1:47 Recording
    4:41 Editing
    6:29 Outro

Комментарии • 41

  • @GreybeardVoiceover
    @GreybeardVoiceover  2 года назад +2

    What's stopping you from offering freelance services online?! What would convince you to get started?

    • @ChuckHaney
      @ChuckHaney 7 месяцев назад

      I do voiceover for my videos and it's the bane of my existence. I live on the main street in town between two traffic lights so I get noise all day long. I try to record when the main street lights are red. 😆 I do use noise reduction in post and I can usually get rid of all the noise that sneaks in, but the stress of wondering if I'll have to rerecord is with me the entire time. And, even though I do my best to deal with reflective surfaces, I still end up with a bit of room reflection in my recordings. So, long story short, less than ideal recording environment is what is stopping me. I have a great closet that I could use, but it's not in the same room as my PC.

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  7 месяцев назад +1

      Absolutely fair. I've been fortunate to live in fairly quiet places. It would likely take a lot of work to get that really sound proofed! I wish you the best of luck with getting good takes in between the engine sounds.

    • @dustinsanity85
      @dustinsanity85 5 месяцев назад +1

      I'm trying to get started but every piece of advice entails getting professional voice acting training and better equipment before even attempting a voice reel, and then only do a voice reel mixed and approved by a professional. Something's amiss.

    • @ChuckHaney
      @ChuckHaney 5 месяцев назад

      @@dustinsanity85 if you feel your equipment is inadequate look for a local recording studio. Usually they are in the business of recording music but your money is as good as a band's money. I'd call and ask their rates, then see if you could get a discount as you are one person coming in to do voiceover. It's a LOT easier for them to record that than deal with a full band.

  • @lashandakline
    @lashandakline Год назад +3

    This was great, straight and to the point. When you were recording and had a hiccup so to speak, it made me feel better knowing that professionals may not do it perfectly the first take. (After all my re-takes in practice)Thank you for this video. Going to watch some more.

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  Год назад

      Thank you so much for that. I am constantly pausing and redoing takes as I go. I use the punch and roll method which I should likely do a video on. Sometimes I have a hundred marks by the end of a longer recording. One takes are pretty rare but they are absolutely magical when they do happen.

  • @DhyanaaWithSaumya
    @DhyanaaWithSaumya Год назад

    Love this! I saw the entire thing because of your voice :)

  • @MarqMervin
    @MarqMervin Год назад +3

    This video was so helpful and direct!! If you happened to take requests, could you offer a brief tutorial on how you edit your recording? I record music, but I'm always looking for ways to better optimize my workflow, especially when I start recording some VO work. Excellent video, man!

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  Год назад +1

      Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment. I've had someone else ask for the same thing! I want to do a video where I really dig into it. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss it ;)

  • @alllykiing
    @alllykiing 2 года назад

    Good video. Very helpful.

  • @synos0202
    @synos0202 2 года назад +2

    can you do a short tutorial on how you clean your voice on the software. I also do voice over not on fiverr, I only use a pluging to remove whitenoise but I wonder if you use any software or plugings to make your voice sound better. THanks!

  • @ApeSenseJerry
    @ApeSenseJerry Год назад

    Thanks for this. If I may ask, how long have you been doing these V.O. projects on Fiverr? You're clearly well versed in how the site operates, and are very well versed in using Audition. How long did it take you to get as quick as you are with the whole process?

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  Год назад

      Hey great question thanks for asking. Fiverr took off for me in 2021 so I'm in my 3rd year now. I've completed over 3k projects on Fiverr now. I'd say after the first year most of the major hiccups were gone and by the second year things were smooth. You always run into strange one off cases but it's fairly rare.

  • @_coachcraig_
    @_coachcraig_ Месяц назад

    One of your jobs said the pay was $10. Is that correct? Can you give any details on why a job would be so little in pay?

  • @blazedragongaming5365
    @blazedragongaming5365 5 месяцев назад

    what do you recommend as far as receiving scripts with fiverr there tends to be very questionable users on there that get blocked as soon as they contact you. how do you receive scripts to ensure you are not getting malware or viruses?

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  5 месяцев назад +1

      I believe they get scanned if they put the file through Fiverr chat. Don't click links from random clients you don't trust though!

  • @marliehall
    @marliehall 2 года назад +3

    Hi! Love the on-screen prompter tip. How many hours do you put in to make 10K a month on Fiverr?

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  2 года назад +4

      That's a great question! I did some napkin math to try and figure it out. 140 jobs average in a month turns out to be about 20hrs in the recording booth, 10 hours editing audio, and I'll guesstimate another 20hrs interacting with clients and prospects.
      So about 50hrs total.
      If I tracked the hours that I worked I would have a better answer for you but I just haven't done that at all!

    • @BrieanaWeybright
      @BrieanaWeybright Год назад

      @@GreybeardVoiceover is that 50 hours per month or per week?

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  Год назад

      @@BrieanaWeybright That math was based off of a month! But I don't really track my time at all. Maybe I should do that!!

  • @jayson190
    @jayson190 2 года назад

    Great vid, your set up is 👌🏾👌🏾! Keep it going sir I have liked, shared and subscribed👊🏾

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  2 года назад +1

      That means so much to me thank you!! It's hard to run this business and find time to make meaningful videos. Comments like this inspire me to try

    • @jayson190
      @jayson190 2 года назад +1

      @@GreybeardVoiceover pleasure Sir, I know the competition is fierce but every voice is unique. Keep pushing, law of averages says you will get where you want to be for sure👊🏾

  • @jesikaodigu5184
    @jesikaodigu5184 Год назад

    How do you attach the ruined sentence to the perfect one?

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  Год назад

      In audition if you move the playhead before the flubbed line and hit record you'll record right over the mistake.

  • @dustinsanity85
    @dustinsanity85 5 месяцев назад

    You have my exact mic, and my sister's exact headphones, but what's in the booth? What am I missing?

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  5 месяцев назад

      Good taste :)

    • @dustinsanity85
      @dustinsanity85 5 месяцев назад

      @GreybeardVoiceover Hold on I ended that with a question. I'm missing good taste? What mic is in your booth? That sound is immaculate.

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  5 месяцев назад

      Ah sorry I didn't see the question lol you're not missing good taste. The booth mic is a rode nt1

    • @dustinsanity85
      @dustinsanity85 4 месяца назад

      @@GreybeardVoiceover Thank you I'll definitely be picking one up!

  • @MartinMartin-yi9to
    @MartinMartin-yi9to 11 месяцев назад +1

    10K and 2.7K isn't the same. RUclipsrs are quite funny.

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  11 месяцев назад +4

      That section shows how much you've made to date in the current month. It doesn't show how much you made the previous month. At that time it was common for me to bring home 10k a month. My best month ever was 17k
      Hope this clears things up!

    • @MartinMartin-yi9to
      @MartinMartin-yi9to 11 месяцев назад

      So you're not making 10K/ month. Wet get it.@@GreybeardVoiceover

  • @Dave.esposito
    @Dave.esposito 5 месяцев назад +1

    I don’t need to know how to record a voice over. I need to know how you make $10k a month as the title of the video says.

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  5 месяцев назад +1

      Ha sadly this is no longer true. It was back in 2022 I'm not sure but it seems the landscape has changed.

    • @Dave.esposito
      @Dave.esposito 5 месяцев назад

      @@GreybeardVoiceover Do you still recommend Fiverr for new VO artists?

    • @GreybeardVoiceover
      @GreybeardVoiceover  5 месяцев назад +1

      I'd say there's nothing to lose. I don't know how much business there is though. I'm unsure if work is down across the board or if it's just me.

  • @RensinkRamblings
    @RensinkRamblings Год назад

    I’m d😮something wrong 😊