[ SECRET POST #6491 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6491 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

You might want to check out ProZD on YouTube / prozdvoices on Tumblr? He's also Asian with a general American accent, had no idea what the fuck he was doing when he first got into voice acting and basically got his foot in the door through sheer hard work, and he has videos/FAQs he gets from people about how to become a voice actor and tips he has about preparing demo reels, auditioning, taking classes, etc., plus also had a podcast where he interviews a lot of voice actors who also came up in his Millennial/YouTuber generation. Things have changed a bit since then, but it might give you a place to start.

As people above said, you need to create enough material through your own personal projects for a demo reel, you need to apply to positions, and you need to get your name out there / be on various voice directors' radars. Nowadays, being very active on a social media site that allows you to post your amateur projects and go viral every so often will help with that.