Christopher V. Thorn

I could pop out a rate card here but that wouldn't do either of us much good. I've found that each one-off project is unique. Unique in scope and unique in budget and I quote as such. However, if there is recurring work, I tailor all my services to fit your budget and I firmly believe in establishing relationships. But to give you an idea, a typical explainer video, 1 to 3 minutes in length, edited for noise and time, will cost, generally, $175 turned around 1 hour under most circumstances. If you want to insult me, come to me with non paid work and tell me all about the wonderful "exposure" I'll get. Look creatives, I paid a lot of money for my training. I've invested a lot of money in my home studio. I get you may be working with little to no budget and I am not heartless. But I generally, typically, almost never work for free.

I'll take any Voice Over work I can get. No job is too big. No job is too small. But what I've found over the coarse of the last year or so is that enjoy character work. I didn't use to chase those types of jobs, they usually find me. I've sort of been niched into mobile video game character voices and animated characters.