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Voice Overs Jobs (NOW HIRING)

... voice-overs, and teases in clear, conversational broadcast style, adhering to strict time limits. - Perform non-linear editing of video and audio elements to create visually engaging and coherent ...

Motion Designer

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$105K - $183K/yr

Collaborate with Education Designers and Content Strategists to create concise and clear scripts, and record voice overs * Ideate new videos, record audio and video, create visual assets, animate ...

Sound Designer

Reno, NV

$93K - $174K/yr

Experience recording, producing, and editing voice overs * Experience with Jira, Perforce, FMOD, Outlook, and Excel is a plus. * Previous experience in the gaming industry is a plus. * Must have the ...

Sound Designer

Reno, NV · On-site

$70K - $130K/yr

Experience recording, producing, and editing voice overs * Experience with Jira, Perforce, FMOD, Outlook, and Excel is a plus. * Previous experience in the gaming industry is a plus. * Must have the ...

Welder

Mesquite, TX · On-site

$15 - $17/hr

... change-overs Required Skills/Abilities: Ability to read and understand welding symbols and ... technology, AI generative voice, and pre-recorded and/or artificial voice messages. For ...

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How much do voice overs jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for voice overs in the United States is $48.17, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $39.18 and $60.10 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

Can I get paid to do voice overs?

Yes, voice over artists can earn income by providing voice recordings for commercials, audiobooks, video games, and other media. Payment varies based on experience, project scope, and usage rights, with freelancers often working on a per-project basis or through contracts. Developing skills in audio editing and having a professional recording setup can improve earning potential.

What is the difference between Voice Overs vs Voice Actors?

AspectVoice OversVoice Actors
CredentialsVoice training, demo reelsVoice training, acting skills
Work EnvironmentRecording studios, remote workRecording studios, on-camera shoots
Industry UsageCommercials, narration, IVRAnimation, film, TV, video games

Voice Overs typically refer to individuals providing voice recordings for commercials, narration, or phone systems, often focusing on voice quality and clarity. Voice Actors usually have acting skills and perform in animated films, TV shows, or video games, often requiring more expressive acting. While both roles involve voice work, Voice Overs tend to focus on specific recordings, whereas Voice Actors perform in more dynamic, character-driven projects.

How can you get into voice overs work?

To start a career in voice overs, develop a strong voice and recording skills, create a professional demo reel, and build a portfolio. Many voice actors find work through online platforms, talent agencies, or by networking with producers and clients. Training or coaching can also improve technique and increase opportunities.

Can I do voice overs with no experience?

Voice over jobs can be started without prior experience, but developing skills such as clear diction, proper pronunciation, and familiarity with recording equipment is important. Many beginners improve by practicing at home, creating a demo reel, and learning basic audio editing. Building a portfolio and gaining feedback can help secure paid work over time.

How can you get into voice over work?

To get into voice over work, develop a strong voice and recording skills, create a professional demo reel, and build a portfolio. Many voice actors start by auditioning for small projects on freelance platforms or local studios and may benefit from training or coaching to improve their technique.
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Infographic showing various Voice Overs job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 81% Full Time, 16% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 89% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 9% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $100,198 per year, or $48.2 per hour.

Investigative Correspondent, New Mexico

Courier Newsroom, Inc.

Santa Fe, NM • Remote

Full-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 2 days ago


Job description

Salary: $65,000-$85,000

Investigative Correspondent, New Mexico


Remote (Santa Fe-based) | Full-Time | $65,000-$85,000


JoinCourier Newsroom a fast-growing independent news network that informs and empowers communities across America.


AtCOURIER, we are revitalizing local journalism through a modern model that centers our audiences and their consumption habits in our reporting, content development, and distribution strategies. Our 14 and counting state newsrooms make local news more accessible and actionable for Americans left behind by traditional media.

Our mission and values-driven approach to reporting is rooted in increasing audiences informed civic engagement.


We are expanding both our network and reporting teams on the ground in key states and are presently looking for an Investigative Correspondent to join our New Mexico newsroom. This person is both a tenacious researcher and quotable storyteller who can source and break news on a dedicated beat, contextualize complicated issues for everyday readers, and produce their reporting in formats that will reach people on the platforms they frequent (i.e email inboxes, social media feeds, video streaming platforms, etc.,).


This person should be based in or around Santa Fe, and this role will require a reliable form of transportation to ensure the Correspondent able to cover stories where and when they happen. Either a personal vehicle or reliable public transportation to The Roundhouse are ok!


Summary of the Role


The New Mexico investigative correspondent will produce sharp, accessible political journalism on an assigned coverage lane thats delivered in multiple formats such as on-camera videos, articles, and graphic carousels. Youll launch, own, and grow an audience-focused product (video series, newsletter, etc.) that builds trust and engagement over time. The beat correspondent will also review insights and learnings from audience data and feedback to inform content strategy.


This role will have an emphasis on the state legislature and the criminal justice system. The ideal candidate has experience with, or interest in, finding the impactful information buried in court filings or mentioned in committee meetings, and breaking down the information in a clear, digestible way that resonates with COURIERs audience.

This is a highly entrepreneurial role for someone excited to reach new audiences underserved by legacy media and help strengthen civic engagement in New Mexico.


You will:

  • Break and explain political news on a dedicated reporting beat out of the state House
  • Develop and distribute political reporting tailored to a specific audience
  • Build a personal, trusted presence across formats and platforms
  • Use audience insights, data, and experimentation to refine your content and reporting approach
  • Analyze complex court documents and legislative committee meetings and break down relevant information for the general public
  • Create a network of diverse, credible, and influential sources to enrich your reporting



Responsibilities


Political Reporting & Coverage

  • Report, write, and produce clear, compelling political journalism rooted in local communities.
  • Break news and deliver fast-turnaround coverage on political developments, hearings, investigations, and related efforts
  • Build and maintain a strong network of on-the-ground sources: lawmakers, organizers, community leaders, campaign staff, and advocates.
  • Provide coverage, commentary, and analysis that connects the state-level efforts to national narratives
  • Provide additional state-level political coverage for the newsroom as needed.
  • When relevant, work with editors and reporters in other COURIER newsrooms to connect stories to audiences in other states
  • Find new angles to stories that have been reported on previously i.e. what is the local press corps missing?


Audience-Focused Content

  • Curate and package political reporting in an accessible, values-aligned format tailored to our audience.
  • Experiment with new storytelling formats (videos, explainers, carousels, text posts, etc.) to expand reach.
  • Use analytics, platform insights, audience feedback, and A/B-style testing to refine storytelling and content strategy.

Multimedia & Social Content

  • Create short-form video content, including on-camera explainers, TikTok/Instagram videos, or voice-overs (comfort producing direct-to-camera videos required)
  • Collaborate with our social media team to translate reporting into social-ready content (carousels, graphics, and videos) that captures attention in under five seconds.
  • Build and grow a personal social presence that positions you as a trusted, relatable political communicator in New Mexico and across the assigned coverage lane

Cross-Team Collaboration

  • Work closely with social, political editorial, newsletter, and marketing teams to ensure consistent messaging and high-quality content.
  • Share learnings and collaborate with other correspondents and editors across the COURIER network.
  • Contribute to growth and monetization strategies for state-level media products.

The ideal candidate will have some of the following:


Experience & Skills

  • 5+ years of political reporting or political content creation.
  • Deep understanding of New Mexico political landscape and community dynamics.
  • Spanish-language skills and preferably be bilingual
  • Experience telling and sharing sensitive stories with respect for the impacted communities and individuals
  • Demonstrated a track record of building an audience through content or product.
  • Strong writing/reporting skills with an ability to translate complex politics into accessible, values-rooted storytelling with minimal editing oversight.
  • Experience creating content for social platforms (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube).
  • Comfort on camera and willingness to appear in videos or host short-form segments.
  • A grasp of AP Style
  • Familiarity with tools such as WordPress, Canva, Emplifi, Descript; willingness to learn new tools.
  • Comfort experimenting with tone, formats, and approaches to meet audience needs.
  • Ability to work independently in a startup-like, fast-paced environment.
  • Experience reporting on state government, the criminal justice system, or the financial industry.

Mindset

  • Excited to build something from the ground up and own content end-to-end.
  • Passionate about reaching audiences in more accessible ways and engaging them to act.
  • Values-driven, mission-centered, and committed to factual, helpful political journalism.
  • Collaborative, flexible, and comfortable adapting to changing priorities.
  • Interested in growing a personal brand as a trusted local messenger.

Courier Newsroom offers the following benefits:

  • Unlimited Paid Time Off (PTO), 11 paid holidays a year
  • An Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
  • Full suite of health benefits
  • $500 home office reimbursement
  • 401k
  • Flexible working arrangements


Courier Newsroom is an equal opportunity employer. Women, people of color, those with disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ community are strongly urged to apply. Applicants shall not be discriminated against because of race, religion, sex, national origin, ethnicity, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, color, marital status, or medical conditions.