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Project Overview
Hey! We're creating a narrative-driven YouTube explainer series in the style of channels like LEMMiNO. We're seeking a voice actor with a distinctive, captivating narration style to bring the scripts to life and create an immersive viewing experience.
Voice & Tone RequirementsWe're specifically looking for:
Soft-spoken delivery with a calm, measured pace
Mysterious and intriguing tone that draws listeners in
Clear articulation while maintaining a somewhat understated presence
Ability to convey wonder and curiosity about complex topics
Natural-sounding delivery that avoids overly dramatic or commercial styles
In terms of accent or vibe, we're really not looking for anything specific so any sort of style of voice is great to listen to, so long as it meets those tone requirements.
Initial videos will be 15-20 minutes in length
Starting with individual projects, aiming to scale to monthly releases
Full scripts will be provided
Long-term collaboration opportunity with potential for increased production
Read through and understand each of the scripts
Interpret them with appropriate pacing, emotion, and emphasis
Work with the rest of the team to really get a feel for the topics
Potentially collaborate on script refinements to better suit your voice
"Downtown Tokyo, March 20th, 1995. Two men are driving to the subway station. Rush hour is about to start. They make a pit stop at a convenience store. The driver buys two newspapers.
The passenger gloves, a knife, tape, and sandals. The passenger is dropped off in front of the station. His train is arriving shortly. He boards the front carriage. And after three stops, he takes a package out of his bag and drops it onto the floor. It's wrapped in newspapers from the convenience store.
He takes the sharpened tip of his umbrella and drives it into the package. A few more holes for good measure. The driver is waiting for him outside. He makes sure that any liquid left by the package is gone. The liquid the man just released on the Tokyo subway is over 900 milliliters of sarin, one of the deadliest nerve agents on the planet."
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Note: Please familiarize yourself with LEMMiNO's, Fern's or Hoog's narration style on YouTube before applying to understand the tone we're seeking.
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Soft Spoken, Somewhat Intriguing, Any Accent is fine so long as the words are enunciated with care
- male adult
- narration
Downtown Tokyo, March 20th, 1995. Two men are driving to the subway station. Rush hour is about to start. They make a pit stop at a convenience store. The driver buys two newspapers.
The passenger gloves, a knife, tape, and sandals. The passenger is dropped off in front of the station. His train is arriving shortly. He boards the front carriage. And after three stops, he takes a package out of his bag and drops it onto the floor. It's wrapped in newspapers from the convenience store.
He takes the sharpened tip of his umbrella and drives it into the package. A few more holes for good measure. The driver is waiting for him outside. He makes sure that any liquid left by the package is gone. The liquid the man just released on the Tokyo subway is over 900 milliliters of sarin, one of the deadliest nerve agents on the planet.
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