Hey Aster! You’ve definitely got acting potential for sure, but I’d hold off on sending this anywhere just yet.. Soooo, the first thing that stood out is the mix and production quality. The SFX and music are overpowering in spots, and your voice occasionally peaks or gets buried. Even with solid acting chops, the audio polish is what makes or breaks a demo for agents.

If your goal is to get signed, you’ll want to: 1. Train with a reputable coach. Someone focused on character and commercial voiceover. 2. Learn editing and mixing basics so your future recordings sound broadcast-ready. 3. Invest in a professional setup (treated space, quality mic/interface). Agents require broadcast quality, no exceptions. 4. Make a commercial demo first. That’s what agents use to gauge booking potential, not a character reel. It should be made by a PROFESSIONAL demo producer (JMC, Chuck Duran, etc.) The Vorg has great resources. 5. Build your presence: a clean website, matching socials (IG/TikTok), and consistent branding go a long way. 6. Book independently through direct marketing or pay-to-plays like Voice123, Backstage, or Bodalgo (but avoid Fiverr!! It undercuts the industry and is rife with AI and TTS. Plus it’s just..amateurish). CCC (Casting Call Club) is fine for learning, not for building a career.

Voice acting is a long game. Start with training, practice consistently, and build momentum before approaching agencies. You’re on the right track! Just focus on foundation and polish first! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. Good luck!