What's the likelihood of being discovered online?

Your chances, not many.

In all honesty you’re more likely to find fame as the subject of a documentary.

I don't receive that. I'm going to produce my own entertainment - animation and comics - for children. I'm not putting LBGTQIA material in them. Kids don't need that.

I doubt kids will want what you have to offer.

No one is suggesting you to put LGBT content in your work.

I'm just saying your comments on LGBT may prevent you from getting discovered by a major studio.

I'm producing cartoons and comics that are throwbacks to old cartoons and comics.

Or a major comics publisher.

That's why I want to work independently and start my own studio and/or publishing company.

I want to showcase and monetize my material online first.

Then why ask this question in the first place?

It seemed you knew the answer to begin with.

I was being serious. You coined the phrase "voice acting industry". That's what led me to ask the question.

LGBTQIA stuff is not of God anyway.

I just made that up because you kept asking "what about this industry" and "what about this career".

So, do you even want to be discovered by a major company?

Don’t be ridiculous. You have no idea what is of God.

God calls homosexuality an abomination in Leviticus. I asked you to leave me alone about my faith.

Is voice over/voice acting considered to be a separate industry?

It seems to be according to:

https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/what-is-voice-acting/

Voice acting isn't limited to voicing characters in cartoons. From the above link voice actors work on:

films
dubbed foreign language films
animation shorts or films
TV programs
commercials
radio or audio dramas
video games
audiobooks
live events
awards shows
toys and games
vehicles and transportation (e.g., GPS systems)
documentaries
phone messages and interactive voice response (IVR)
promos
trailers
training / e-learning
podcasts

From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_acting :

"Voice acting is the art of performing voice-overs or providing voices to represent a character or to provide information to an audience or user. Examples include animated, off-stage, off-screen or non-visible characters in various works, including feature films, dubbed foreign language films, animated short films, television programs, commercials, radio or audio dramas, comedy, video games, puppet shows, amusement rides, audiobooks and documentaries. Voice acting is also done for small handheld audio games."

As much an abomination as wearing clothes made of mixed fibres.

You do that. You’re a hypocrite, and if Leviticus is to be believed, an abomination.

I don't care enough to confirm.

They are all part of the same entertainment industry.

People just want to argue.

God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve or Madam and Eve.

"Entertainment industry" is a broad term. Comics, animation, and video games, for example are all parts of entertainment.

If it's a Christian company maybe.

I said I want to work independently and start my own studio and/or publishing company.

I want to showcase and monetize my material online first.

What about Lilith, Adam's first wife before Eve?