Scream Play Youtube
Project Overview
Scream Play is a rapidly growing Horror-Themed YouTube Channel and Podcast that produces audio plays every Friday night, with plans to release short horror narrations throughout the week. In just two months, we’ve built a dedicated team of writers, editors, and voice actors, and we are looking to expand further.
At this time, payment is deferred and dependent on future monetization. We are seeking individuals who are passionate about the horror genre and interested in building their portfolios, gaining experience, and contributing to the long-term success of this project.
Roles Needed:
Voice Actors
Audio Engineers
If you’re looking to collaborate with a talented and supportive team on a growing platform, we’d love to hear from you!
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We’re seeking talented female voices to join our horror-themed YouTube channel and podcast team. We specialize in horror audio plays and narrations, and we’re looking for someone who can deliver a wide range of emotions and inflections—capturing everything from terror and foreboding to anguish, fury, and brooding intensity.
- Make sure that you are recording in a sound controlled environment such as your sound booth or a closet.
- Be sure to edit out your noise clicks and mouth sounds
- ONLY provide two reads of the same line and NO more!
Please deliver these lines using the direction provided for each.
Line 1 : Deliver the line with a voice that conveys both fear and hesitation. The character is clearly torn between answering the phone and the overwhelming dread of what might happen if she does.
Line 2:Deliver the line with a slow, deliberate menace, as if savoring every word to unnerve the listener. Begin with a low, almost guttural tone, building intensity as you reach "oh, you’ll wish I’d stayed in the dark,” letting a hint of unhinged fury seep through. Add a chilling smile to your voice—it should sound like you're on the edge of control, teetering between calm and chaos.
Line 3: Channel raw desperation and panic in your voice. The yelling should be loud and strained, as if they’re using every ounce of strength to scream while struggling to breathe. The grunts and panting should feel visceral and real, with uneven gasps that reflect the physical effort of fighting back. Let the fear and urgency come through in the cracks of your voice.
- english
- female adult
I can’t… I can’t pick it up. What if it’s him? What if… what if he’s just sitting there, waiting to hear me breathe.
You think hiding will save you? I can smell your fear. It clings to you like a second skin... and when I find you, oh, you’ll wish I’d stayed in the dark.
Help! Someone, please! grunt Get off me—panting—HELP!
We are seeking a talented narrator to bring short horror stories to life for our YouTube channel and podcast. The ideal candidate can captivate an audience, skillfully guiding them through the story's emotions and atmosphere—conveying fear, suspense, and horror with depth and authenticity.
It started as a faint noise, barely audible above the hum of the old house. At first, Emma thought it was the pipes—this place was ancient, after all. But late at night, when the world was silent, she heard it clearly. A whisper. "Emma…" She froze the first time it said her name, clutching her blanket like a shield. The voice was soft, almost pleading, as if it were trapped somewhere deep inside the walls. She wanted to believe it was just her imagination. But then it began moving. One night, it was in the kitchen. The next, in the hallway outside her bedroom. And last night... it was behind her mirror. Now, as Emma sat in the dark, the house was deathly silent. Too silent. Her breath fogged the glass as she leaned closer to the mirror, trying to convince herself there was nothing there. And then it whispered again—louder this time, more insistent. "Emma… let me in." Her reflection smiled. Emma did not.
Scream Play, a rapidly growing Horror-Themed YouTube Channel and Podcast, is seeking skilled Audio Engineers to join our team. You would be requested to produce 20–30 minute audio plays, once to twice per month.
Responsibilities:
- Mixing and mastering audio to create immersive soundscapes.
- Balancing voice acting, sound effects, and background music for a polished final product.
- Collaborating with the creative team to maintain high-quality production standards.
Requirements:
- Experience in audio editing and engineering (podcasts, radio plays, or similar work preferred).
- Proficiency with audio software (e.g., Pro Tools, Audacity, Reaper).
- Ability to meet deadlines and communicate effectively.
Details:
- Episodes are 20–30 minutes long.
- Currently, payment is deferred, contingent on future monetization.
If you're passionate about storytelling and want to collaborate on a growing platform, we’d love to hear from you!
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Are you a master of the macabre with a knack for crafting spine-chilling tales in just a few sentences? We’re looking for talented writers well-versed in the horror genre to join our team!
Your role will involve writing 2–3 sentence horror stories for our YouTube channel and Blue Sky account. You’ll be credited for your work across all platforms, including our accounts, upcoming website, and on CCC.
Requirements:
- Ability to create four stories per week.
- A strong grasp of the horror genre, with a flair for capturing fear and suspense in short form.
If you’re ready to bring your terrifying tales to life and be part of a growing creative team, we’d love to hear from you!
- english
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Horror Writers Needed
We’re looking for experienced writers in the horror genre to join our team!
We need someone who can deliver 1,500–2,000-word short stories twice a week. Your work will be fully credited and featured on our upcoming website, showcasing your terrifying talent to a growing audience.
Requirements:
- Proven experience writing in the horror genre.
- Ability to consistently produce high-quality short stories within the specified word count.
If you’re ready to send shivers down spines, please share some samples of your most haunting work—we’d love to see what you’ve got!
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