TV + Film YouTube Host
Shadowknight34-VA for Host
Host
PLEASE READ: Please attach your Discord username in the audition or at least some way to contact you.
Hey! We're creating a fun, personality-driven YouTube explainer series in the style of channels like Glass and Game Theory. We're seeking a voice actor with an animated, engaging narration style. Someone with real character in their voice who can make even complex topics feel exciting and accessible.
About the Project
Initial videos will be 15–20 minutes in length but may extend
Starting with weekly videos, if everything goes well we can expand the channels into more frequency
Full scripts will be provided
Long-term collaboration opportunity with potential for increased production
Your Role
Read through and understand each of the scripts
Bring energy, personality, and a sense of fun to the narration
Work with the rest of the team to really get a feel for the topics
Potentially collaborate on script refinements to better suit your voice
Audition Sample Text
"Some Pixar villains die in the blink of an eye. Others go out in ways that make you wonder how a room full of adults signed off on that for a kids' movie.
Here are the least to most gruesome Pixar villain deaths from across their feature films."
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"While AUTO shuts down in silence, this Dragon at least puts up a fight and goes out with an actual bang.
At the end of the day, though, it was still an insentient being.
Unlike Charles Muntz at number 9, who felt every bit of the pain that came his way in Up."
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Note: Please familiarise yourself with Glass's or Game Theory's narration style on YouTube before applying to understand the tone we're seeking.
https://www.youtube.com/@GlassVerda (Owned by the Studios)
https://www.youtube.com/@GameTheory (Not owned by the Studios)
No, we do not use AI to train your voice in any way. I prefer my voices REAL thanks
"Some Pixar villains die in the blink of an eye. Others go out in ways that make you wonder how a room full of adults signed off on that for a kids' movie. Here are the least to most gruesome Pixar villain deaths from across their feature films."
"While AUTO shuts down in silence, this Dragon at least puts up a fight and goes out with an actual bang. At the end of the day, though, it was still an insentient being. Unlike Charles Muntz at number 9, who felt every bit of the pain that came his way in Up."