Youtube Voice Actor
Project Overview
I'm looking for a YouTube Voice Actor that helps me bring videos about movies and internet culture/folklore come to life!
Just a voice that feels natural and conversational, y’know like you’re talking to a friend in a bar.... preferably mid twenties guy, chill, laid back.
If you think that is you, feel free to audition with the lines provided in the post!
Below are two good references for the tone of voice:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMoD8rhDPuk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChaVhbMyd4w
Voice Actor
Have you ever talked to a friend in a bar? Great, then you are what I'm looking for!
Short recap, looking for a YouTube Voice Actor/Narrator, dunno which one is the right word, for longform narration (mainly commentary). The tone should feel conversational and human, not over-the-top, and definitely not robotic or commercial like.
Any accent is welcome really. Just looking for:
Native-level English (or extremely fluent) with clear pronunciation
Natural pacing + good storytelling instincts (you know when to slow down / emphasize, switch in pitch a lil', stretch words out, ad some ad-libs)
Clean audio quality (no room echo, hiss, keyboard noise, etc.)
Reliable turnaround + easy communication
Deliverables
1 clean audio file per script
Demo lines (feel free to do about 3 takes of your conversational feeling for the highest chance at success, one of which in the style you'd go for yourself!):
At some point, everyone watching a horror movie has the same thought. Just call the cops and shoot the killer. Or do it yourself. It’s not that hard. A gun doesn't trip over its own feet, neither does it split up from the group. You point it at something and that something stops being a problem. Which got me thinking. I've got a Glock 18 and one 33-round magazine… Do I have a license? Do not ask me that. Am I any more competent than the people in horror movies? Do not ask me that either. What you should ask me is what we are doing next...
- male adult
- male young adult
- male teen
At some point, everyone watching a horror movie has the same thought. Just call the cops and shoot the killer. Or do it yourself. It’s not that hard. A gun doesn't trip over its own feet, neither does it split up from the group. You point it at something and that something stops being a problem. Which got me thinking. I've got a Glock 18 and one 33-round magazine… Do I have a license? Do not ask me that. Am I any more competent than the people in horror movies? Do not ask me that either. What you should ask me is what we are doing next...
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