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Casino Demo
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Hi there!
We are looking for a strong Native American voice.
Our company is working on a video casino demo to give out to various casinos. (Mainly Native American based.) The goal of the video is to explain who we are as a company and to show them that we understand the importance casinos have on the local economy and their native culture. The voice needs to be professional, but don't be afraid to show a little emotion.
Thanks!
Note from Voice123: Please feel free to disregard this project if it does not meet your budget expectations. We are working on an improvement to our parameterization system to classify budget offers in a better way. Thank you for your understanding. Jan 29, 2008 10:30:50 (GMT -06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) Feb 08, 2008 09:00:00 (GMT -06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) Yes (click here to learn more about
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Voice123 SmartCast is seeking 50 auditions and/or proposals for this project (approx.) Invitations sent by SmartCast have resulted in 0 audition(s) and/or proposal(s) so far.
We are looking for a strong Native American voice.
Our company is working on a video casino demo to give out to various casinos. (Mainly Native American based.) The goal of the video is to explain who we are as a company and to show them that we understand the importance casinos have on the local economy and their native culture. The voice needs to be professional, but don't be afraid to show a little emotion.
Thanks!
Note from Voice123: Please feel free to disregard this project if it does not meet your budget expectations. We are working on an improvement to our parameterization system to classify budget offers in a better way. Thank you for your understanding. Jan 29, 2008 10:30:50 (GMT -06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) Feb 08, 2008 09:00:00 (GMT -06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) Yes (click here to learn more about
)
Closed
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29
0 direct invitation(s) have been sent by the voice seeker resulting in 0 audition(s) and/or proposal(s) so far.
Voice123 SmartCast is seeking 50 auditions and/or proposals for this project (approx.) Invitations sent by SmartCast have resulted in 0 audition(s) and/or proposal(s) so far.
Project Parameters
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Fixed - USD 100
Videogames
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English - North American
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Middle Age Male OR Senior Male
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There are no special pre-, post-, or production requirements for this project.
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Script Details
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Full script provided by the voice seeker:
CHAPTER 1 (Challenges Facing the Gaming Industry)
ANNOUNCER:
Casinos—once reserved for exclusive places like Las Vegas, Atlantic City and Monte Carlo—can now be found in more than half of the states throughout the U.S. This gaming boom has had a tremendous impact on the economy, the industry, and the way people enjoy their favorite games.
This growth has also forced casinos to take a serious look at developing a very clearly defined identity—a sustainable point of difference that sets them apart from the rest. This is obviously very evident in the Las Vegas model with its various themed casinos. But this trend is also taking shape in the Native American Casino sector.
It’s also important to recognize the comprehensive economic impact of the Native American Casino—from its contributions to its community to its philanthropic work through its foundation to the tourism revenue generated through its entertainment and gaming offering. This impact is worth identifying and celebrating so the message resonates throughout the community and endures for generations. As is the case with any progressive culture, the young people are the future. In order to reach them effectively, the method of communication is just as important as the message itself.
In order to determine your message or “brand,” it is fundament to define what it is that makes you special. You must identify it (or create it), own it and promote it in order to be the best. This is accomplished through research, field studies, fact-finding exercises, employee and management interviews, and customer input.
CHAPTER 2 (How do we do it?)
ANNOUNCER:
It is getting more and more difficult for casinos to create a unique identity. Customer experience has always been a cornerstone of any service-based industry.
Through an integrated partnership model, we dovetail into your marketing plan resulting in strategic creative communication pieces that span across all media platforms that are fulfilled using existing resources, commissioned associates, and production vendors.
Basically, we specialize in specialists.
These specialists are assembled to effectively identify and articulate your brand in a creative and strategic manner. This is accomplished with action, not just words. After all, people may forget what was said but they’ll often times remember how you made them feel. This emotional point of difference is the most important objective one can achieve. And it starts from within and radiates outward. In other words, the brand starts with the people and the property living by the guiding principles of the brand. And then this brand promise is communicated to your target audience ensuring their expectations are met or exceeded.
HEADING:
More Than An Agency & More Than A Production Company
ANNOUNCER:
What we’re not makes us who we are. We’re not an agency. We’re not just a production company. We’re not limited by anything. We are continually inventing and reinventing the way messages are delivered to carefully targeted audiences.
We have been working with casinos for over 15 years. During that time we have been part of an exciting trend that has seen 15% growth over the past decade*. We’ve learned that the guest is basically looking for three fundamental things when visiting a gaming establishment:
An escape/fun
A chance to win
To be treated like a valued guest
Parthe, Inc. has been serving clients for 30 years — locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Born out of the Hollywood film industry, Lance Parthe felt there was a need to bring an elevated level of excellence to the quality of broadcast marketing to the
Midwest. His work has helped shape the industry and its role in advertising and marketing. Fortune 500 companies have employed strategies developed by Parthe, Inc. to revive struggling categories. And corporate leaders have often times relied on Parthe for
consult regarding a variety of marketing decisions. And while its client list is impressive, Parthe, Inc. has always made it a point to be accessible to all — regardless of size.
Bottom line: we have established a tradition of serving clients who stand for something that contributes to the greater good. Sure, this is a principle that has allowed us the chance to work with some of the biggest companies in the world. But it has also given us the privilege to reach people on many levels, in many ways. It all starts with understanding our clients and, more importantly, our client’s customers. We respect and understand that gaming properties have a positive impact on communities that reach far beyond the walls of the casino. It’s a story worth telling and we would appreciate the opportunity to tell yours. Portion of the script provided for audition purposes only:
Casinos—once reserved for exclusive places like Las Vegas, Atlantic City and Monte Carlo—can now be found in more than half of the states throughout the U.S. This gaming boom has had a tremendous impact on the economy, the industry, and the way people enjoy their favorite games.
This growth has also forced casinos to take a serious look at developing a very clearly defined identity—a sustainable point of difference that sets them apart from the rest. This is obviously very evident in the Las Vegas model with its various themed casinos. But this trend is also taking shape in the Native American Casino sector.
CHAPTER 1 (Challenges Facing the Gaming Industry)
ANNOUNCER:
Casinos—once reserved for exclusive places like Las Vegas, Atlantic City and Monte Carlo—can now be found in more than half of the states throughout the U.S. This gaming boom has had a tremendous impact on the economy, the industry, and the way people enjoy their favorite games.
This growth has also forced casinos to take a serious look at developing a very clearly defined identity—a sustainable point of difference that sets them apart from the rest. This is obviously very evident in the Las Vegas model with its various themed casinos. But this trend is also taking shape in the Native American Casino sector.
It’s also important to recognize the comprehensive economic impact of the Native American Casino—from its contributions to its community to its philanthropic work through its foundation to the tourism revenue generated through its entertainment and gaming offering. This impact is worth identifying and celebrating so the message resonates throughout the community and endures for generations. As is the case with any progressive culture, the young people are the future. In order to reach them effectively, the method of communication is just as important as the message itself.
In order to determine your message or “brand,” it is fundament to define what it is that makes you special. You must identify it (or create it), own it and promote it in order to be the best. This is accomplished through research, field studies, fact-finding exercises, employee and management interviews, and customer input.
CHAPTER 2 (How do we do it?)
ANNOUNCER:
It is getting more and more difficult for casinos to create a unique identity. Customer experience has always been a cornerstone of any service-based industry.
Through an integrated partnership model, we dovetail into your marketing plan resulting in strategic creative communication pieces that span across all media platforms that are fulfilled using existing resources, commissioned associates, and production vendors.
Basically, we specialize in specialists.
These specialists are assembled to effectively identify and articulate your brand in a creative and strategic manner. This is accomplished with action, not just words. After all, people may forget what was said but they’ll often times remember how you made them feel. This emotional point of difference is the most important objective one can achieve. And it starts from within and radiates outward. In other words, the brand starts with the people and the property living by the guiding principles of the brand. And then this brand promise is communicated to your target audience ensuring their expectations are met or exceeded.
HEADING:
More Than An Agency & More Than A Production Company
ANNOUNCER:
What we’re not makes us who we are. We’re not an agency. We’re not just a production company. We’re not limited by anything. We are continually inventing and reinventing the way messages are delivered to carefully targeted audiences.
We have been working with casinos for over 15 years. During that time we have been part of an exciting trend that has seen 15% growth over the past decade*. We’ve learned that the guest is basically looking for three fundamental things when visiting a gaming establishment:
An escape/fun
A chance to win
To be treated like a valued guest
Parthe, Inc. has been serving clients for 30 years — locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. Born out of the Hollywood film industry, Lance Parthe felt there was a need to bring an elevated level of excellence to the quality of broadcast marketing to the
Midwest. His work has helped shape the industry and its role in advertising and marketing. Fortune 500 companies have employed strategies developed by Parthe, Inc. to revive struggling categories. And corporate leaders have often times relied on Parthe for
consult regarding a variety of marketing decisions. And while its client list is impressive, Parthe, Inc. has always made it a point to be accessible to all — regardless of size.
Bottom line: we have established a tradition of serving clients who stand for something that contributes to the greater good. Sure, this is a principle that has allowed us the chance to work with some of the biggest companies in the world. But it has also given us the privilege to reach people on many levels, in many ways. It all starts with understanding our clients and, more importantly, our client’s customers. We respect and understand that gaming properties have a positive impact on communities that reach far beyond the walls of the casino. It’s a story worth telling and we would appreciate the opportunity to tell yours. Portion of the script provided for audition purposes only:
Casinos—once reserved for exclusive places like Las Vegas, Atlantic City and Monte Carlo—can now be found in more than half of the states throughout the U.S. This gaming boom has had a tremendous impact on the economy, the industry, and the way people enjoy their favorite games.
This growth has also forced casinos to take a serious look at developing a very clearly defined identity—a sustainable point of difference that sets them apart from the rest. This is obviously very evident in the Las Vegas model with its various themed casinos. But this trend is also taking shape in the Native American Casino sector.
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