Jordan Seagram

At the moment, I do all work for free for a few reasons:

-since I'm only just starting out, I want to be able to ease myself into the voice acting world without the pressure of charging prices hanging over my head. Not that I want to turn voice acting into a lucrative business at all, but right now isn't really the time to be focusing too much on the money I make from a side hobby.

-my PayPal is broken :(

in the future, I may begin to charge for my work, but I'm going to wait until I have some more experience first.

Despite me being here, I'm not just a(n aspiring) voice actor. I'm also an artist and writer, and have been all my life, specializing in creating worlds and characters who I will hyper focus on for years without actually doing anything with them. Honing my skills in as many mediums as I can, expanding to game programming and animation recently, I hope to be able to truly bring life to my creations and use my talents to tell stories that will give others unique, wonderful, and entertaining experiences that will impact their lives, and perhaps even inspire them to do the same.

In terms of projects I want to work on, I want to be part of projects that have real heart in them. To breathe life into a character in a way that brings complete and utter joy to their creator is a feeling that I can never get enough of, and voice acting does that justice in a way that no single other medium can aside from animation. If given the choice between a tiny beginner project and a massive triple-A studio film, I would pick whichever one I felt had the more genuine passion coming from it.

Something that I helped to create, touching the life of a complete stranger I may never meet. That is ultimately why I do what I do. I'm nowhere close to that yet, but I won't follow my dreams by watching them fly away, now will I?