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Cameron for Voice Over Artist

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Cursed with Glorious Purpose

Hello, Thank you so much for reaching out. I would like to invite you to record a sample on screen. Would you be able to do that? The tone of voice I'm looking for is informative and tells the story in a funny, mysterious way. Here is the text: 

There is a real animal with the official scientific name “vampire squid from hell”.

A scientist actually wrote that down... submitted it... and every other scientist looked at it and said, "Yep. That's the name."

But there’s just one small problem. 

It's not a vampire. Not from hell. And it isn’t even a squid.

So how does a name like that ever become official?

For hundreds of years, sailors kept reeling in the most terrifying thing they had ever laid eyes on. A massive silver ribbon, longer than their boat, with a red crest on its head and a paper-thin body that rippled through the water. Nobody could say what it was. So they reached out to the only name that made sense. Sea serpent. The deadline will be between 24 and 36 hours from now. If you have any questions, please let me know. Kind regards, Maus

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Tone of voice: Cinematic, intelligent, curious, and emotionally grounded. Authoritative without sounding academic. The delivery should feel like a thoughtful documentary narrator who is genuinely fascinated by the subject and knows how to make complex ideas feel vivid and important.

Energy level: Medium to medium-high. Engaging and alert, but never shouty, overhyped, or overly performative. Energy should come from conviction, curiosity, and tension rather than speed alone.

Pacing & Pauses: Start with a confident, slightly faster delivery in the hook. After that, use controlled pacing with intentional pauses after important reveals, surprising facts, or emotionally heavy lines. Let key sentences land, but keep the overall narration moving forward with purpose.

Accents: American or lightly international neutral is fine. Avoid overly commercial ad-style delivery, exaggerated YouTube hype voices, robotic AI cadence, or anything too character-like. Natural human warmth is important.

Reference audio link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRQMOF5c2Z8 - https://youtu.be/JxFZbrSdngo?si=W_N8risQgtEPIgwk

Voice description:
  • male senior
The sides they read from:
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