Movie voice salary

Salary and Conditions for Voice Actors

Working as a voice actor means bringing characters and stories to life through one's voice. It is a form of acting where expressions and emotions are conveyed without physical performance. The profession requires a deep understanding of scripts and character development, as well as the ability to adapt one's voice to different styles and tones.

What Does a Voice Actor Earn?

The average salary for a voice actor is 34 700 SEK per month. There is a certain gender pay gap, with men earning an average of 36 600 SEK while women earn 33 700 SEK, meaning that women earn 92% of what men do. This average salary has increased from 33 800 SEK since the last measurement.

Hourly Wage and Employment Forms

For voice actors employed on an hourly basis, the average wage is 209 SEK per hour, based on 166 working hours per month. Remuneration may vary depending on the scope and complexity of assignments, as well as the sector in which one works.

Salary Range for Voice Actors

• The highest salary for a male voice actor is 41500 SEK, belonging to a man in the municipal sector with a high school education.
• The highest salary for a female voice actor is 39900 SEK.
• The lowest salary for a female voice actor is 26700 SEK, in the state sector with pre-high school education.
• The lowest salary for a male voice actor is 31100 SEK.

Education and Skills for Voice Actors

For those who want to work as voice actors, a background in acting is often required. Many have undergone training at theater or art schools. There are also specialized courses for voice acting that can help develop the specific skills required.

Skills and Abilities

Some of the most important competencies include:

• Ability to read and interpret scripts.
• Flexibility in voice and tone.
• Good listening comprehension and pronunciation.
• Skill in conveying emotions and character traits through the voice.

Job Market and Outlook

The profession of voice acting is part of a broader group of actors. According to the Swedish Public Employment Service, there are no specific forecasts for voice actors due to limited data. Generally, demand can vary depending on production trends in film, TV, and digital media.

Competition and Opportunities

Competition in the profession is tough, and many voice actors work as freelancers, which means they need to be proactive in seeking assignments and networking within the industry. Opportunities may exist in various sectors, such as film, TV, radio, and video games.

Benefits and Working Conditions

Benefits may vary depending on the employer and type of employment. Some productions may offer benefits such as training in voice techniques or access to recording studios, but this is not always standard. Flexibility in working hours can also be seen as an advantage by many.

For those interested in advancing in the profession, it is important to continuously work on their voice and participate in further training and workshops. Building a strong network and staying updated on industry developments are also key factors for success as a voice actor.