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Political Voice over


As the 2024 election season approaches, the demand for compelling and impactful political ads is skyrocketing - especially right now in the USA! As you know, political ads are a powerful tool in shaping public opinion and driving voter engagement. As a voice over actor, you have the unique opportunity to bring these messages to life, adding emotion, credibility, and urgency to the narrative. Whether it’s a call for change, a rallying cry for support, or a critical message on key issues, your voice can make a significant impact.


Here a few things to keep in mind when auditioning for these kinds of projects:


  • Refine Your Skills: Make sure your voiceover skills are sharp. Practice different tones and styles to match the varied needs of political ads.


    Authoritative and Strong:

  • For ads that call for decisive action or criticize opponents.

    Empathetic and Relatable:

  • For ads focusing on personal stories or community impact.

    Urgent and Motivational:

  • For get-out-the-vote campaigns and calls to action.


  • Create a Demo Reel: Highlight your best work, focusing on strong, persuasive, and emotionally engaging reads. Ads are happening so fast that voice over actors are getting booked right off their demos. Consider including:


  • Attack Ads:

    Strong, authoritative tones criticizing an opponent.

  • Endorsement Ads:

    Warm, trustworthy tones endorsing a candidate or policy.

  • Issue Advocacy Ads:

    Passionate, empathetic tones advocating for specific issues.

  • Voter Mobilization Ads:

    Energetic, motivational tones encouraging people to vote.


  • Stay Informed: Keep up with the latest political trends and issues to understand the context of the ads you'll be voicing. Stay connected with reputable news sources that cover a broad spectrum of political news. This includes national and local newspapers, television news channels, and online news platforms. Some recommended sources include:


  • National Newspapers:

    The New York Times, The Washington Post, US

  • Television News Channels:

    CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, BBC.

  • Online News Platforms:

    Politico, Axios, NPR.


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