There are a number of considerations and opinions about what one charges for professional voiceover work. Voice123 offers some advice, for non union rates as does Voices.comVoices.com
Here’s a link that displays the latest Fall 2007 Arbitron Radio Market rankings
Market Ranks and Schedule (1-50)
What are the non-union rates for voice-over work? |
VOICE OVER RATES • Radio Commercial: Local / Regional :15, :30 or :60 USD$200 • Radio Commercial: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago :15, :30 or :60 USD$300 • Radio Commercial : National Network :15, :30 or :60 USD$1000 • Radio Station Promotion / Station Imaging :15, :30 or :60 USD$200 • Public Service Announcement on Radio :15, :30 or :60 USD$200 • Television: Local / Regional :15, :30 or :60 USD$300 • Television: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago :15, :30 or :60 USD$500 • Television: National Network :15, :30 or :60 USD$2000 • Television Station Promotion / Station Imaging :15, :30 or :60 USD$300 • Public Service Announcement on Television :15, :30 or :60 USD$300 • Television Animation 1 hr recording session USD$125 Per finished hour of audio USD$500 • Non-Broadcast Corporate, Industrial and Educational 1 hr recording session USD$125 Per finished hour of audio USD$500 • Interactive Media / Multimedia 1 hr recording session USD$125 Per finished hour of audio USD$500 • Audiobooks 1 hr recording session USD$125 Per finished hour of audio USD$500 • Per page rate USD$125 Voices.com NOTES • Radio and television rates for unlimited airings in a 13-week cycle. • Rates are in US Dollars for finished dry voice only. Any post-production required is $100/hr. • All rates are for reference only. Each talent reserves the right to charge their own fees. • Questions? Contact us at support@voices.com |
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What are the union rates for voice-over work? |
Below you will find the AFTRA rate sheets for: .: Radio Commecials .: Television Commercials .: Sound Recordings |
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aftra_tv_commercial_rates.pdf | 658KB | 12/14/2005 8:13 PM | |||
aftra_sound_recordings.pdf | 226KB | 12/14/2005 8:12 PM | |||
aftra_radio_commercial_rates.pdf | 121KB | 12/14/2005 8:11 PM | |||
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Here’s a link that displays the latest Fall 2007 Arbitron Radio Market rankings
Market Ranks and Schedule (1-50)
I regard the majors as 1-20
Large markets- 21-50
Medium- 51-150
Small-151+
Large markets- 21-50
Medium- 51-150
Small-151+
There are many considerations to calculate a fair rate. Market size, type of use, duration of use, and if it goes network (no buy outs for union).
There are a lot of non-union rates out there. You can find suggestions like this one compiled by Voices.com here:
http://www.voices.com/documents/Voic…Rate-Sheet.pdf
There are a lot of non-union rates out there. You can find suggestions like this one compiled by Voices.com here:
http://www.voices.com/documents/Voic…Rate-Sheet.pdf
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