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Voice Actor resume examples.

A complete voice actor resume, written for a real job search and drawn in the Marquee template. Read why each part works, then build yours from the same layout.

A complete voice actor resume example

Written in full for one person and one job search, and drawn in the template it ships with. The notes beside it say what the resume does well.

Leo Tanaka's Voice and Stage Actor resume in the Marquee template

Marquee template

Leo Tanaka, Voice and Stage Actor

Leo Tanaka is a voice and stage actor with six years across audio drama, animation and regional theatre, sending this resume to casting directors and agencies. It is written the way casting reads it: profile and agent first, credits by year, and a long list of the specific skills a session may call for.

Why this resume works

  • A Profile section gives height, hair, eyes, vocal range, accents and union status as labelled lines, so casting can screen physical and vocal fit in seconds.
  • The agent line sits directly under the profile, because a casting director books through the agent and should never have to hunt for it.
  • Theatre and voice credits are separate sections listed by year with the role type in brackets, the format casting expects.
  • Eighteen special skills run down the side column as plain bullets, from character voices to cold reading, each one a term a session brief might use.

Templates for this resume

The layouts the examples above are drawn in, with the detail on what each one does with your sections, and the full catalogue if none of them is the right fit.

Written and reviewed by the Resumarc team · Last reviewed 7 September 2026How we write our guidance