QUICK TURN AROUND Male Narrator with Japanese knowledge needed
alearnedman for Narrator
The voices should be different, but how they are is up to your interpretation. Tone, cadence, inflection -- you decide. If the spoken parts can be in a Japanese accent, that would be great. But I don't want heavy-handed caricature accents. I'd rather have no accent than fake. Either way, I would like reasonable pronunciations on names and words, which might call for a little research on your part, or if you're comfortable enough with the style to go it on your own, that's fine too.
"Thank you for making the time to see me," Kentaro said. He also had plenty of practice of being polite to jerks.
Saito's gaze strayed back to his tablet. "My wife's goal in life is to visit every world heritage site. Which do you think would be less boring, Angkor Wat or Petra?"
"I don't travel much," Kentaro replied.
Saito laughed. "I guess not. I think we'll go to Angkor Wat. It says they filmed Audition for Death there. Maybe I'll meet Akita Yumi."
The young guy guffawed appreciatively. Kentaro had never heard of Audition for Death or Akita, but tried his best to make his chuckle sound authentic.
"So you're supposed to be some superhacker?" Saito said. Kentaro didn't like boasting, but he needed the money. "I'm good with computers."
"I already have guys that are good with computers." The young guy looked as though he was ready to explode with smugness.
"How long were you away?" Saito asked.
"Thirty years." Yamamoto would have told Saito all this.
"Technology has changed a lot since then," Saito said.
When Kentaro went inside, a tablet was something your doctor gave you. "I wasn't allowed to use computers, but I learned other skills."
