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English (American) Voice Actor Jim F.

Jim F.

English (American)
United States local time

Native Voice Samples

Commercial Demo
Narration
E-learning
Documentaries
Video Games
Animation
Automotive
Others

Overview

Jim is a One Voice Award-nominated voice actor with years of experience delivering dynamic, engaging performances across commercial, animation, video game, and narration projects. Known for his versatility and quick turnaround, Jim has voiced everything from gritty game characters to polished automotive spots. His voice has been trusted by clients like Coca-Cola, Comcast, Harley Davidson, MacMulkin Corvette, Dunkin’, and more. Trained by industry leaders such as Dave Fennoy, J. Michael Collins, Tina Morasco, Kristin Paiva, and more of the industry’s best, Jim’s work can be heard on numerous productions, including the audio dramas Dead Air and Leo Brawn. With a broadcast-quality studio and a problem-solving mindset, he brings professionalism and creativity to every project.

Experience

A One Voice Award-nominated voice actor with years of experience delivering dynamic, engaging performances across commercial, animation, video game, and narration projects. Known for his versatility and quick turnaround, Jim has voiced everything from gritty game characters to polished automotive spots. His voice has been trusted by clients like Coca-Cola, Comcast, Dunkin', MacMulkin Chevrolet, Harley Davidson, and more. Trained by industry leaders such as Dave Fennoy, J. Michael Collins, Kristin Paiva, Tina Morasco, Tom antonellis, Kim Hurdon and more, Jim’s work can be heard on numerous productions, including the audio dramas Dead Air and Leo Brawn. With a broadcast-quality studio and a problem-solving mindset, he brings professionalism and creativity to every project.

Credentials

Voice Coaches I trained with:
J. Michael Collins, Tina Morasco, Kristin Paiva, Dave Fennoy, Terry Berland, Dan Friedman, Dave Walsh, Portia Scott, Vince Lebica, Donna Grillo, Kim Hurdon, Brad Hyland...to name a few.

Companies I have voiced for

McDonalds. Harley Davidson, Thompson Auto Group, Six Flags, Powerhouse Toys, IRS, Chevrolet, Kia, Genesis, ERC, Sal's Pizza, Dunkins, etc...

Equipment I have

Sennheiser mkh416 & Neumann U87ai microphones
Apollo Twin X Duo interface
Adobe Audition - DAW
Mac Mini & Macbook Pro

Reviews

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Hire Jim for your Project Today!

1. Click the “Get my quote now” button on the top right.
2. Follow the onscreen instructions to get Jim’s proposal to your inbox.
3. Review and approve Jim’s quote and fund the project.
4. Once the project is complete to your satisfaction, simply release your payment to Jim and rate the work.

Member Since

January 2024

Completed Jobs

0

Last Active

3 days ago

Avg. Response Time

N/A

Rates starting at

100 USD

Location

United States

Time Zone

UTC -4:00 America/New York

Languages

English (American)

Voice Ages

Young Adult
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Middle-Aged
,
Senior

Specialized in Categories

Explainer Videos
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Narration
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E-learning
,
Corporate Videos
,
Promos
,
Documentaries
,
IVR
,
Video Games
,
Animation
,
Podcasts
,
Movie Trailers
,
TV Shows
,
Automotive
,
Political Ads
,
Real Estate
,
Announcements
,
Audio Guides
,
Radio Imaging
,
Others

Pitch

Character Voices

Impersonation

Styles

Hire Jim for your Project Today!

1. Click the “Get my quote now” button on the top right.
2. Follow the onscreen instructions to get Jim’s proposal to your inbox.
3. Review and approve Jim’s quote and fund the project.
4. Once the project is complete to your satisfaction, simply release your payment to Jim and rate the work.

FAQ

Question: How much does it cost to book this voice actor?

Every voice actor sets their own rate. All of our talents are pros, but the cost can vary depending on their experience and skill level.

Generally speaking, voice over rates depend on:

  • Will the voice over be for broadcast and paid ads, or organic, non-promotional use?
  • The length of the script (word count).
  • Do you need the voice over fully edited and production-ready, or just the raw audio?
  • Do you want to direct the voice artist in real-time, or can they record independently?

Many of our voice actors follow our pricing schedule, but you’ll find that rates are negotiable, so if you let them know what you can afford, there’s a good chance they’ll accommodate you!

 

Question: How quickly can I receive the voice recording?

Every voice talent works to get your recording back as quickly as possible. Turnaround time often depends on:

  • The talent’s availability and workload.
  • How long the script is.
  • Whether there are technical or difficult-to-pronounce words in the text.

The sooner you hire, the faster you’ll get it! Some offer a 3-hour turnaround for urgent requests.

To get quotes quickly, we suggest posting a project or getting quotes from 15-20 voice actors who might be a great fit for your project.

The more you choose, the faster you’ll get quotes in your inbox.

Question: Where does the voice actor record my script?

All our voice actors record in their professional broadcast-quality home studios using high-end microphones.

We pre-screen each individual voice talent to make sure they can produce audio that is 100% pristine!

Since they will be representing your brand, the sound quality directly impacts your business’s image—so you deserve the best, especially for recordings meant to last for years!

Question: Can the voice actor record my script to help me make a decision?

Yes!

When filling out the quote request, you’ll have the option to upload or paste your script.

This will trigger an option to ask the voice actor to record a part of it, so you can get a feel for the final delivery:

 

Voice Crafters' quote form - request an audition

 

Question: Can I listen in and direct the voice actor during the recording in real-time?

Yes!

Once the project is funded, you can schedule the session with the voice actor and offer real-time direction, so you get your voice recording exactly how you want it!

Question: What if I need to make some fixes or add changes in the script?

In most cases, voice actors won’t charge for pickups if they make a mistake. Small script changes after the recording may also be free, as long as they’re reasonable and not major.

Just keep in mind that each actor has their own policy, so it’s best to clarify this upfront.

Question: What if I need an additional recording after the project has been completed?

If you need another script recorded for a completed project, you can agree on a price with the voice actor and then click the “Add more funds” option under their proposal:

Button to add funds after the project has been completed

 

This option is also available mid-project if the scope changes and you need additional recordings before releasing your payment to the voice actor:

Button to add funds during the project

Question: Can the voice talent split the recording into separate files or sync it with my video?

In most cases, the voice actor can split the recording into separate files and deliver them in formats like WAV, AIF, mp3, or others.

They should also be able to sync their voice to your video.

If not, feel free to reach out to us, and we’ll gladly assist!

Question: Can I get help with adding background music and mixing it with the voice-over?

Absolutely!

We have our very own royalty-free music catalog you can use to find the perfect piece of music for your project.

Once you buy music from our site, we can professionally mix it with your voice-over and even sync it with your video, so you’ll get the final product without having to ask your video editor.

Get in touch with us, tell us what you need, and we’ll be happy to take care of it.

Question: Do I get full rights to the voice recording? What’s the licensing agreement like?

Non-broadcast voice-overs, such as phone messages, YouTube clips, e-learning, audiobooks, and personal projects, typically come with a buyout in perpetuity.

This means you own the recording for any non-promotional use forever, with no extra fees.

Broadcast recordings, and/or ones used in paid advertising for TV, radio, or internet commercials, are licensed for a specific time period starting from when they’re first used, as defined in your quote request.

The usage time will be noted in your invoice.

Got more questions? Get all the answers here!