To thrive as an Internship Voice Actor, you need a clear and expressive speaking voice, strong reading comprehension, and a willingness to take direction, often with a background or interest in acting or media studies. Familiarity with audio recording software and basic studio equipment, such as microphones and editing programs, is usually required. Outstanding soft skills include adaptability, professionalism, time management, and receptiveness to constructive feedback. These abilities ensure you can deliver quality performances, learn quickly, and contribute effectively to production teams.