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You get to be the voice of a character, get to be invited to cons to use your lovely voice, and whatever you say in your voice is canon so yay! The bad news would be that you could strain your voice with long periods of talking. You have to keep up your popularity if you want them famous characters. If you want them anime people you will be stuck in the booth until you match that person's lips. Disney and Dreamworks only use famous people to be the voice of characters now a days. Like all jobs you can be replaced since you are new. Finally you might have to be the voice of a character for a show for little kids.

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Edge Studio has a whole course for voice acting. Or you can just get a voice acting coach to help you.

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Courses in voice acting, versatility, networking, and auditioning skills

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range from: $35 for a small market radio spot, $150 for a 15 second recording for say a small website, $250 – $350 for a 30 second major market radio commercial (Plus use fees) to about $2000 – $5000 per audiobook, as an established voice talent.

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You would be in a room similar to an interrogation but with a regular window so you can see who's watching you. The only other changes are a headset, mic, and script... maybe a water for breaks.

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They are heard but not seen. They give anime, cartoon, or video game characters voices. You are to read your lines in the voice that got you the job and sound like you would if something happens to you. You would be in a box with a mic and the script in front of you.