Steve teaches the ins and outs of becoming a Voice Actor but that does not include actually producing a demo reel for his students. In fact, he and many other Actors will tell you to be VERY wary of courses that offer a demo as part of the course. It is SO important to only do demos when you are absolutely ready, it's the topic of an entire class (Class #28 with Demo Producer Chuck Duran) because it's vital to know what to include and what NOT to include. When you know and have that down, and you're truly ready for a demo - it will be your calling card to the industry. So make sure that you're ready and that you're putting your absolute best foot forward. Also check out Steve's blog from that class! BlumvoxStudios.com/making-a-demo-that-rocks/ We have multiple students who have worked hard and have been paid for voiceover, though like college, most (if not all) institutions can not guarantee a job offer because there's no way to know the student's specific ability, skills, competency, or willingness to learn and practice. One thing to remember: the entertainment field has a high percentage of rejection - so you'll need to audition a lot (and be sure to use audition best practices and techniques, too!). Even the greatest, most accomplished actors continually improve their skill set by taking classes to strengthen and stretch their talents!