YouTube Channel German

Hey!

We run multiple YouTube channels that have already generated millions of views, covering topics like Harry Potter, cartoons, Rick and Morty, animated movies, fictional worlds, characters, lore, and much more.

We're now looking for one German-speaking voice over artist who can become the recurring host across several of our channels.

This isn't just a one-off voice-over job. We're looking for someone who wants to work with us long-term and become a recognizable voice across our content.

What we need:

• 3+ videos per week

• Videos are usually around 12–20 minutes

• Ability to work across different channels and topics

• Someone flexible who can handle a consistent workload long-term

• Someone who actually enjoys being a host, rather than simply reading a script

The most important thing: you have to sound natural.

We're not looking for a dramatic movie-trailer voice or someone who sounds like they're reading every word from a script.

It should feel like you're talking to a friend about something you're genuinely interested in.

Whether we're talking about Harry Potter, Rick and Morty, a forgotten cartoon character, or some crazy piece of movie lore, the delivery should feel conversational, curious, and engaging.

Also:

• Native/fluent German

• Clear and natural pronunciation

• Decent microphone and a quiet recording environment

• Good communication

• Able to consistently deliver several videos per week

What you get:

• Long-term, steady work

• Multiple channels and a wide variety of topics

• Your voice becomes a recognizable part of our content

• A consistent workload

Trial:

For the trial, we'll send you a short script from one of our channels.

Here's the kind of delivery we're looking for:

"Ask any Harry Potter fan and they'll tell you. The books are better.

And most of the time… they're right.

The films cut half the story and handed Ron's best lines to Hermione.

But the books made one mistake. A big one.

And it sits right at the heart of the ending."

The topic doesn't matter as much as how you sound.

If you can make a script feel like you're genuinely telling someone a story rather than reading words off a screen, we'd love to hear from you.