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Samuel L. Jackson voice needed for Web-commercials.
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We will be producing six short Web-commercials that require a voice-over character to interact with an on-screen actor. We are looking for a male voice that can emulate Samuel L. Jackson in his Pulp Fiction character. The job pays between $100-$150 for all six voiceovers. Length may vary but the script below
may be the longest.
Below I have included one complete draft script for audition purposes. The part in question is labeled: The Great One - Unseen Voice.
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may be the longest.
Below I have included one complete draft script for audition purposes. The part in question is labeled: The Great One - Unseen Voice.
@ Mar 15, 2007 14:16:53 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Mar 22, 2007 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
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0 direct invitation(s) have been sent by the voice seeker resulting in 0 audition(s) and/or proposal(s) so far.
Project Parameters
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Flexible - USD 150
Commercials
English - North American
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Middle Age 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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Script:
In Search of Web Success - Chapter One: The Desert
INT. STUDIO - DAY
The actor is standing in front of a green screen that displays a photograph of a desert. The actor is dressed in appropriate attire for the scene but looks worn-out, disheveled and tired from his arduous journey.
The Searcher
(Exhausted but eager):
At last, O' Great One, I have reached the end of my journey. I have traveled far and wide across great barren wastelands and hostile arid plains.
I have journeyed with quiet resolve through desolate desert badlands, devoid of human contact and sustenance, just to ask you one question:
How Can I Achieve Website Success?
What is your answer, your advice, your wisdom?
The Great One - Unseen Voice:
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
What's your name son?
The Searcher
(Looking surprise):
Ah, Brad ..
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
Well Brad, you traveled all this way, and suffered through intense hardships just to ask me, The Great One, one question.
Now it seems to me like it's a multi-part question, which I should really count as more than one, but I'll cut you some slack, Brad, cause, well…
I like your grit.
But what I need to know from you, Brad, is do you REALLY want to know why your website stinks?
Is that what I'm hearing, Brad? Is that what you're telling me?
The Searcher:
What?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting excited):
Did you say what, cause that sounds like another question Brad?
The Searcher:
What?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting increasingly agitated):
There you go again, Brad. That's another question, isn't it Brad?
The Searcher:
What?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting furious):
Now we're up to four, Brad, and we're not even counting the multi-parter. So don't you be lying to The Great One, Brad, saying you came here to ask ONE question, then before I turn around you're asking four questions.
Freeze frame. Scene becomes a still that is used on the green screen. An attractive young woman casually walks onto the set and starts to talk.
Female :
(Casual but authoritative):
Boy these big time consultants can sure get touchy. I guess it's that whole 'guru-thing'.
I suspect what our dear Brad is really looking for is a new way of thinking about the next generation of website content delivery.
If you're like Brad, looking for 'The Answer,' try this on for size:
"Think People Not Customers!"
Now you know the what, how about the how?
Learn the 18 Web-Marketing Concepts That Make A Difference.
Screen fades to white, MRPwebmedia, Yellow Sticky logo and contact information crashes down into view with a sound effect.
Female :
(Just a bit sarcastic):
Cheez and I thought The Great One was Jackie Gleason?
Note from Voice123: The budget for this project has been set by the client without the possibility to negotiate. The client and Voice123 are aware that the price is below the standard rate; Therefore we leave it to you to decide whether to apply. Thank you.
The Great One - Unseen Voice:
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
What's your name son?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
Well Brad, you traveled all this way, and suffered through intense hardships just to ask me, The Great One, one question.
Now it seems to me like it's a multi-part question, which I should really count as more than one, but I'll cut you some slack, Brad, cause, well…
I like your grit.
But what I need to know from you, Brad, is do you REALLY want to know why your website stinks?
Is that what I'm hearing, Brad? Is that what you're telling me?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting excited):
Did you say what, cause that sounds like another question Brad?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting increasingly agitated):
There you go again, Brad. That's another question, isn't it Brad?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting furious):
Now we're up to four, Brad, and we're not even counting the multi-parter. So don't you be lying to The Great One, Brad, saying you came here to ask ONE question, then before I turn around you're asking four questions.
In Search of Web Success - Chapter One: The Desert
INT. STUDIO - DAY
The actor is standing in front of a green screen that displays a photograph of a desert. The actor is dressed in appropriate attire for the scene but looks worn-out, disheveled and tired from his arduous journey.
The Searcher
(Exhausted but eager):
At last, O' Great One, I have reached the end of my journey. I have traveled far and wide across great barren wastelands and hostile arid plains.
I have journeyed with quiet resolve through desolate desert badlands, devoid of human contact and sustenance, just to ask you one question:
How Can I Achieve Website Success?
What is your answer, your advice, your wisdom?
The Great One - Unseen Voice:
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
What's your name son?
The Searcher
(Looking surprise):
Ah, Brad ..
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
Well Brad, you traveled all this way, and suffered through intense hardships just to ask me, The Great One, one question.
Now it seems to me like it's a multi-part question, which I should really count as more than one, but I'll cut you some slack, Brad, cause, well…
I like your grit.
But what I need to know from you, Brad, is do you REALLY want to know why your website stinks?
Is that what I'm hearing, Brad? Is that what you're telling me?
The Searcher:
What?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting excited):
Did you say what, cause that sounds like another question Brad?
The Searcher:
What?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting increasingly agitated):
There you go again, Brad. That's another question, isn't it Brad?
The Searcher:
What?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting furious):
Now we're up to four, Brad, and we're not even counting the multi-parter. So don't you be lying to The Great One, Brad, saying you came here to ask ONE question, then before I turn around you're asking four questions.
Freeze frame. Scene becomes a still that is used on the green screen. An attractive young woman casually walks onto the set and starts to talk.
Female :
(Casual but authoritative):
Boy these big time consultants can sure get touchy. I guess it's that whole 'guru-thing'.
I suspect what our dear Brad is really looking for is a new way of thinking about the next generation of website content delivery.
If you're like Brad, looking for 'The Answer,' try this on for size:
"Think People Not Customers!"
Now you know the what, how about the how?
Learn the 18 Web-Marketing Concepts That Make A Difference.
Screen fades to white, MRPwebmedia, Yellow Sticky logo and contact information crashes down into view with a sound effect.
Female :
(Just a bit sarcastic):
Cheez and I thought The Great One was Jackie Gleason?
Note from Voice123: The budget for this project has been set by the client without the possibility to negotiate. The client and Voice123 are aware that the price is below the standard rate; Therefore we leave it to you to decide whether to apply. Thank you.
The Great One - Unseen Voice:
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
What's your name son?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction):
Well Brad, you traveled all this way, and suffered through intense hardships just to ask me, The Great One, one question.
Now it seems to me like it's a multi-part question, which I should really count as more than one, but I'll cut you some slack, Brad, cause, well…
I like your grit.
But what I need to know from you, Brad, is do you REALLY want to know why your website stinks?
Is that what I'm hearing, Brad? Is that what you're telling me?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting excited):
Did you say what, cause that sounds like another question Brad?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting increasingly agitated):
There you go again, Brad. That's another question, isn't it Brad?
The Great One - Unseen Voice
(Sounding like Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction
getting furious):
Now we're up to four, Brad, and we're not even counting the multi-parter. So don't you be lying to The Great One, Brad, saying you came here to ask ONE question, then before I turn around you're asking four questions.
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