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How to Leverage Game Jams to Gain Voice Acting Experience
Introduction & Disclaimer
Hello there!
I go by Alykkat on the internet and recently I’ve begun my journey as a game developer in my spare time.
Shameless ask to please follow my game development social channels:
Okay, moving on…
This past weekend I began my participation in my first ever game jam! This game jam focuses on using only one of any asset type with a 1,000 word limit.
I wanted to include voice acting and recalled a Twitch streamer tweeting about wanting to get into VA, so I asked. They said yes! (Yay.) This ultimately led to the accidental viral tweet about doing VA for game jams to gain VA experience.
STREAMERS —
Interested in trying out voice acting? One way is to participate in game jams with developers doing small games.
If you’d be open to being reached out to participate as a VA in a game jam game, respond to this tweet —
I’ll be sharing it in a few dev spaces
— Alykkat (@Alykkat)
8:50 PM • Jul 7, 2024
This post is meant to serve as thoughts on my personal perspective and I offer the following disclaimers:
I am not a full time game developer
I am not a voice actor
I have not done open casting calls for voice acting
This is meant to be food for thought based on a specific thing that I have done
I don’t know anything about VA unions — I recommend doing a search on those.
Always be mindful of who you share your likeness with and ensure that you have a clear agreed upon understanding of what you’re signing up for.
Please read to the end of this blog post for resources and other recommendations
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