Chat, We're Going to the Moon — Fan Film
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Chat, We're Going to the Moon — A Fan Film
What if anyone could drive a rover on the Moon?
This is an unofficial cinematic fan film inspired by Type 2 Labs and their project Chat, We're Going to the Moon — an ambitious mission to send a remotely controlled rover to the lunar surface.
The film will tell the story of the mission from the early idea and preparation all the way to the rover's first drive on the Moon. It will combine real footage, CGI, visual effects and original filmmaking to create a short film that feels more like a serious documentary or science-fiction film than a typical fan video.
I'm looking for a narrator who can give the film a calm, natural and immersive voice. The narration should feel authentic and thoughtful rather than like an exaggerated movie trailer.
The finished film is expected to be around 6–10 minutes long, with approximately 1–2 minutes of narration.
This is an unpaid fan project. The selected voice actor will receive full credit in the finished film and its description, and may use the finished project in their portfolio.
This project is made with permission from Type 2 Labs to create fan content.
Voice Actor
The narrator is the main voice of a cinematic fan film about Type 2 Labs and their goal of sending a remotely controlled rover to the Moon.
I'm looking for a calm, natural and cinematic English-speaking voice. The tone should feel more like a serious documentary or science film than a dramatic movie trailer. The narration should feel authentic, thoughtful and immersive.
The finished film will likely be around 6–10 minutes long, with approximately 1–2 minutes of narration.
The selected actor will receive the narration script and should provide a clean voice recording, preferably as WAV or high-quality MP3.
This is an unpaid fan project, but the voice actor will receive full credit in the film and description and may use the finished film in their portfolio.
- english
- mature
- soft
- smooth
- intelligent
- expressive
- confident
- calm
- serious
Most space missions begin with a destination. This one began with an idea.
What if, one day, anyone could drive a rover on the Moon?
And for the first time, the distance between Earth and the Moon wouldn't feel quite so far.
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