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Project Main Details
Voice age should be 20's-40's.
Voice actor should be comfortable with serious narration style work. If you can do student and Professor's voice that would be a plus.
In English, non-regional. Clear enunciation is important.
We would like to hire voice talent to work with us in a studio in NY. We pay talents per minute recorded, budget for this project should be around $ 300.
@ May 02, 2007 18:18:53 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) May 07, 2007 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
Project Parameters
• Phone Patch AND
• Audio files must be delivered via FTP
Script Details
Student: Yes. I’m supposed to use this program for my statistics class, but I’m not sure how.
CLM: Okay. Do you have the program with you?
S: Sure, here it is.
CLM: Okay, let’s bring this over to a computer and see how it works.
S: I think there’s something wrong with the program. When I tried to run it on my computer, nothing happened.
CLM: Hmm. That’s interesting. Well, let’s see what happens here. It looks like its running fine on this computer.
S: Weird. My computer freezes every time I try to open the program.
CLM: You mean the entire computer locks up? Have you had this type of problem before?
S: Yeah, I guess. Sometimes when I try to use certain programs, they just don’t seem to work correctly. I don’t know why, though.
CLM: You can always use the computers here in the lab, you know. That way you won’t have to worry about it.
S: I know. But I’d rather figure out what the problem is with my computer. The computer lab can be busy, and I need to work on this project often. It’s going to be one-third of our grade.
CLM: What class is this for?
S: It’s for Statistics 101, with Professor Lee.
CLM: And this program is required for the course?
S: Yep. Professor Lee even got the campus bookstore to stock a bunch of copies. That’s where I bought it.
CLM: Do you use your computer for a lot of things? Maybe you should clear up some memory before you run the program.
S: Yeah, I’ve tried that actually. I do have a lot of programs on my computer, but I should have enough memory to run this program.
CLM: Well, I’m not quite sure what the problem could be. But you’re welcome to use the program here.
S: Okay.
CLM: And you should definitely come back later and talk to my supervisor. She’s a computer whiz. I bet she can solve your problem.
Computer Lab Monitor: Hi. Do you need help with something?
Student: Yes. I’m supposed to use this program for my statistics class, but I’m not sure how.
CLM: Okay. Do you have the program with you?
S: Sure, here it is.
CLM: Okay, let’s bring this over to a computer and see how it works.
S: I think there’s something wrong with the program. When I tried to run it on my computer, nothing happened.
CLM: Hmm. That’s interesting. Well, let’s see what happens here. It looks like its running fine on this computer.
S: Weird. My computer freezes every time I try to open the program.
CLM: You mean the entire computer locks up? Have you had this type of problem before?
S: Yeah, I guess. Sometimes when I try to use certain programs, they just don’t seem to work correctly. I don’t know why, though.
CLM: You can always use the computers here in the lab, you know. That way you won’t have to worry about it.
S: I know. But I’d rather figure out what the problem is with my computer. The computer lab can be busy, and I need to work on this project often. It’s going to be one-third of our grade.
CLM: What class is this for?
S: It’s for Statistics 101, with Professor Lee.
CLM: And this program is required for the course?
S: Yep. Professor Lee even got the campus bookstore to stock a bunch of copies. That’s where I bought it.
CLM: Do you use your computer for a lot of things? Maybe you should clear up some memory before you run the program.
S: Yeah, I’ve tried that actually. I do have a lot of programs on my computer, but I should have enough memory to run this program.
CLM: Well, I’m not quite sure what the problem could be. But you’re welcome to use the program here.
S: Okay.
CLM: And you should definitely come back later and talk to my supervisor. She’s a computer whiz. I bet she can solve your problem.
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