Wyatt Korell
HeroicVillainousNarrator
English · General American
Commercial SampleOriginal profile demo
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FOR THE WORLDS YOU’RE BUILDING
Hire Video GameVoice Actors
Give your characters a voice players remember.
Find voice actors for indie games, RPGs, NPCs, villains, cutscenes, and interactive stories. Listen to demos and discover the right performer for your world.
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FIND YOUR CAST
Meet your next game voice.
Explore video game voice actors and hear what they bring to a character.
Sky Sentrell
RaspyCharacter / Cartoon
English · Generic American
Sky Sentrell Voice Over Demo ReelOriginal profile demo
★ 5.0 · 1 review
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Matt Candelario
Video gamesAnimation
Language not listed · English (RP, Cockney, Northern)
Interactive DemoOriginal profile demo
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Karla Wren
Video gamesAudiobooks
English · Chicago
Narration_Karla WrenOriginal profile demo
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Nicholas Gatlin
WarmEnergeticRaspy
English · General American
Character Demo ReelOriginal profile demo
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Daniel Mathias VA
HeroicVillainousNarrator
English · Accent not listed
Demo not uploaded yetExplore the profile for more details.
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Profile details and demos checked 18 October 2026.
CAST EVERY PART OF YOUR WORLD
From the lead role to the last NPC.
Find a performance that serves the character, the scene, and the player.
Heroes & Protagonists
Believable leads with the resolve, warmth, and vulnerability to carry your story.
Explore heroic voices↗Villains & Antagonists
Find the restraint, menace, or theatrical energy that makes a rival memorable.
Explore villainous voices↗NPCs & Supporting Characters
Build a lived-in world with distinct personalities and natural everyday dialogue.
Explore character voices↗Narrators & Storytellers
Give quests, lore, and player guidance a clear, engaging voice.
Explore narrator voices↗FROM FIRST LISTEN TO FINAL TAKE
How to hire game voice actors
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Explore profiles
Browse game-relevant talent and review their experience, voice styles, and recording setup.
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Listen & compare
Play available demos. Keep notes on the performers whose tone and range suit your roles.
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Post your casting project
Sign in to share your brief, characters, and audition requirements, then review applicants.
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Agree on the details
Confirm scope, usage, fees, revisions, and audio delivery with your chosen performer before recording.
CAST FOR THE PERFORMANCE
What makes a great video game voice actor?
A memorable voice is only the start. Listen for the skills your production needs.
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Character & emotional range
Listen for choices that reveal who a character is, from a quiet confession to a high-stakes encounter.
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Consistency across sessions
Ask how the actor maintains character voices, pronunciation, and energy through pickups and later chapters.
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Dialogue that feels human
Look for listening, timing, and intention. Even a short NPC exchange should feel like a conversation.
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A fit for your genre
A cozy adventure, tactical shooter, and fantasy RPG call for different pacing and performance intensity.
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Clean remote recordings
Request a raw studio sample to assess room noise, clarity, and the recording quality your game needs.
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Direction & reliable delivery
Discuss live direction, retakes, file naming, and export settings so recordings fit your production workflow.
PLAN YOUR PRODUCTION
What does game voice acting cost?
There is no single rate for every game. A short NPC role and a branching lead performance have different demands. Share the scope so actors can quote accurately.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Voice Actor? ↗
Guide planned · key points below
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Per line
Useful for a defined script. Agree how line length, alternate takes, and added dialogue are counted.
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Per hour
Based on recording time. Confirm session minimums, live direction, editing, and pickups.
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Per project
A quote for an agreed scope. Specify roles, deliverables, schedule, and what changes cost extra.
Compare the full scope, not just the headline rate
Confirm usage in the game, trailers, and future expansions. Agree on included revisions, script changes, file editing, payment timing, and any AI-related use before work begins.
BETTER BRIEF. BETTER AUDITIONS.
Prepare your game casting brief.
Give actors enough context to make strong choices and estimate the work. Start with these eight essentials.
How to Write a Voice Acting Casting Call ↗
Guide planned · use this checklist today
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Game & world
Genre, premise, audience, and the role voice plays in the experience.
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Characters
Personality, motivation, relationships, vocal age, and accent.
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Dialogue scope
Estimated lines or words, character count, and expected pickups.
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Audition lines
A short scene with context, pronunciation notes, and direction.
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Budget & payment
Your budget range, pricing model, and payment milestones.
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Recording specs
File format, sample rate, bit depth, naming, and split-file needs.
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Schedule
Audition deadline, recording dates, time zone, and final delivery.
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Usage & AI disclosure
Game and promotional use, plus any AI, cloning, or training plans.
CREATIVE PEOPLE. REAL PERFORMANCES.
Why choose DimVoices?
Discover the human behind the voice
Explore performer profiles, experience, and available demos to find talent for your indie game.
Bring your casting opportunity here
Post a project with your characters and creative direction so interested actors can apply.
Make AI involvement clear
DimVoices requires disclosure of AI-related projects. Talent can choose whether to see or participate in them.
BEFORE YOU CAST
Your questions, answered.
Practical answers for hiring voice actors for video games.
Where can I hire video game voice actors?
You can browse voice actors on DimVoices, listen to original demos, and view each performer’s profile. You can also post your casting project so interested actors can apply.
How much does indie game voice acting cost?
There is no single rate. Costs depend on the number of lines, session time, usage, and revisions. Share your scope so actors can quote accurately.
How do I choose the right voice for my game?
Listen to demos for range, consistency, and a fit with your genre and characters. Ask for a short audition using a scene from your game.
Can I hire actors remotely?
Yes. Most DimVoices talent record from their own studios. Ask for a raw sample to check room noise, clarity, and file quality before you commit.
What should I include in an audition brief?
Cover the game and world, characters, dialogue scope, audition lines, budget and payment, recording specs, schedule, and usage including any AI-related terms.
Can one actor record NPCs and multiple characters?
Often, yes. Agree the number of characters, how distinct each voice must be, and the rate for additional roles before recording.
What should I confirm about usage rights and AI voice cloning?
Confirm where the recordings will be used (the game, trailers, future expansions) and for how long. DimVoices requires disclosure of AI-related use, so state any cloning or training plans before work begins.
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