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Male and female voices are needed for local radio spot
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This is for a region anti aggressive driving radio spot in DC, MD, VA and PA.
The script (see below) will be edited into a :60 and a :30. There are more than enough lines, some of which will fit into the :30 and others which will fit into the :60. The announcer lines will be in both.
We are looking for non-union talent, male and female, ages 18 - 45. We can pay $100 per line. We encourage all talent to audition for all lines that fit into their range. We are more than happy to hire talent to read more than one line assuming those lines are delivered as different characters.
We can pay the announcer $300 total for all announcer lines.
We would like the files to be delivered as hires mp3s.
Apr 20, 2007 15:17:05 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Apr 26, 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.
The script (see below) will be edited into a :60 and a :30. There are more than enough lines, some of which will fit into the :30 and others which will fit into the :60. The announcer lines will be in both.
We are looking for non-union talent, male and female, ages 18 - 45. We can pay $100 per line. We encourage all talent to audition for all lines that fit into their range. We are more than happy to hire talent to read more than one line assuming those lines are delivered as different characters.
We can pay the announcer $300 total for all announcer lines.
We would like the files to be delivered as hires mp3s.
Apr 20, 2007 15:17:05 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Apr 26, 2007 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
)
Closed
164
84
0 direct invitation(s) have been sent by the voice seeker resulting in 0 audition(s) and/or proposal(s) so far.
Project Parameters
None
Flexible - USD 300
Commercials
English - North American
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Young Adult Female OR Young Adult Male OR Middle Age Female OR 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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"Introductions"
People in average situations describe themselves and others as aggressive drivers in a matter of fact style.
ANSWERING MACHINE: "Hi, it's John, aggressive driver, please leave a message. (beep)
(President Candidate)
I, Frank Dean, would like to formally announce that I – am – running – red lights far too often.
(TV broadcast)
For that story, we go to reporter Karen Hayes who is on the scene and admittedly drove way too fast to get there…
COCKTAIL PARTY: (sfx noises) "I’m Martin Dupree, in house counsel and outa control behind the wheel…"
ANNOUNCER: "The first step in changing behavior is admitting you have a problem."
(classroom)
Good morning class. I'm Mrs. Johnson, and I'm a speeder."
(kids in class) Good morning Mrs. Johnson the Speeder…"
(job interview)
"Impressive resume, Mike. I see you're quite an aggressive driver…"
GIRL: "Remember me? Last weekend? Tailgater?"
MOTORCYCLE GUY: "I have 10 years riding Harley’s, and 9 years aggressive driving…"
GUY AT BAR: "Hi… I'm Mark, I run lights and stop signs. Uh, what do you do?"
WOMAN: "See the guy over there in blue? That's Margie's husband. He's the kid's coach (whisper) he says he’s a speeder… (gasp)"
ANNOUNCER: "Area law enforcement are stopping aggressive drivers with tickets, fines and points."
DOCTOR: "Hi folks, I'm the doctor on call tonight, and a constant lane changer."
(courtroom)
VOICE #1: "State your name and occupation for the court."
VOICE #2: "Robert Denny, accountant and aggressive driver."
(Wedding)
BRIDE: I, Maria, stop sign runner, Stapleton, take you, Chuck, to be my husband…”
GROOM: I, Chuck, red light runner, Small, take you Maria, to be my wife.
VOICE #1: Do you swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth…?
VOICE #2: I’m an aggressive driver…
GROUP: "I’m Bill, I’m Sheila, I’m Chuck, (ALL) aggressive drivers. – I – I – I (ALL) gotta – stop."
ANNOUNCER: "The Smooth Operator program of DC, MD, PA, and VA is tough on aggressive drivers. Buckle Up – Every Trip – Every time. SmoothOperatorProgram.com.""
Additional Lines:
(like a graduation ceremony)
…Ellen… Ginn… Psychology… magna cum laude… speeder…
(sports announcer)
…At guard, number 22, leading scorer and a speeder… Larry Duncan!" (crowd noise)
"Introductions"
People in average situations describe themselves and others as aggressive drivers in a matter of fact style.
ANSWERING MACHINE: "Hi, it's John, aggressive driver, please leave a message. (beep)
(President Candidate)
I, Frank Dean, would like to formally announce that I – am – running – red lights far too often.
(TV broadcast)
For that story, we go to reporter Karen Hayes who is on the scene and admittedly drove way too fast to get there…
COCKTAIL PARTY: (sfx noises) "I’m Martin Dupree, in house counsel and outa control behind the wheel…"
ANNOUNCER: "The first step in changing behavior is admitting you have a problem."
(classroom)
Good morning class. I'm Mrs. Johnson, and I'm a speeder."
(kids in class) Good morning Mrs. Johnson the Speeder…"
(job interview)
"Impressive resume, Mike. I see you're quite an aggressive driver…"
GIRL: "Remember me? Last weekend? Tailgater?"
MOTORCYCLE GUY: "I have 10 years riding Harley’s, and 9 years aggressive driving…"
GUY AT BAR: "Hi… I'm Mark, I run lights and stop signs. Uh, what do you do?"
WOMAN: "See the guy over there in blue? That's Margie's husband. He's the kid's coach (whisper) he says he’s a speeder… (gasp)"
ANNOUNCER: "Area law enforcement are stopping aggressive drivers with tickets, fines and points."
DOCTOR: "Hi folks, I'm the doctor on call tonight, and a constant lane changer."
(courtroom)
VOICE #1: "State your name and occupation for the court."
VOICE #2: "Robert Denny, accountant and aggressive driver."
(Wedding)
BRIDE: I, Maria, stop sign runner, Stapleton, take you, Chuck, to be my husband…”
GROOM: I, Chuck, red light runner, Small, take you Maria, to be my wife.
VOICE #1: Do you swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth…?
VOICE #2: I’m an aggressive driver…
GROUP: "I’m Bill, I’m Sheila, I’m Chuck, (ALL) aggressive drivers. – I – I – I (ALL) gotta – stop."
ANNOUNCER: "The Smooth Operator program of DC, MD, PA, and VA is tough on aggressive drivers. Buckle Up – Every Trip – Every time. SmoothOperatorProgram.com.""
Additional Lines:
(like a graduation ceremony)
…Ellen… Ginn… Psychology… magna cum laude… speeder…
(sports announcer)
…At guard, number 22, leading scorer and a speeder… Larry Duncan!" (crowd noise)
People in average situations describe themselves and others as aggressive drivers in a matter of fact style.
ANSWERING MACHINE: "Hi, it's John, aggressive driver, please leave a message. (beep)
(President Candidate)
I, Frank Dean, would like to formally announce that I – am – running – red lights far too often.
(TV broadcast)
For that story, we go to reporter Karen Hayes who is on the scene and admittedly drove way too fast to get there…
COCKTAIL PARTY: (sfx noises) "I’m Martin Dupree, in house counsel and outa control behind the wheel…"
ANNOUNCER: "The first step in changing behavior is admitting you have a problem."
(classroom)
Good morning class. I'm Mrs. Johnson, and I'm a speeder."
(kids in class) Good morning Mrs. Johnson the Speeder…"
(job interview)
"Impressive resume, Mike. I see you're quite an aggressive driver…"
GIRL: "Remember me? Last weekend? Tailgater?"
MOTORCYCLE GUY: "I have 10 years riding Harley’s, and 9 years aggressive driving…"
GUY AT BAR: "Hi… I'm Mark, I run lights and stop signs. Uh, what do you do?"
WOMAN: "See the guy over there in blue? That's Margie's husband. He's the kid's coach (whisper) he says he’s a speeder… (gasp)"
ANNOUNCER: "Area law enforcement are stopping aggressive drivers with tickets, fines and points."
DOCTOR: "Hi folks, I'm the doctor on call tonight, and a constant lane changer."
(courtroom)
VOICE #1: "State your name and occupation for the court."
VOICE #2: "Robert Denny, accountant and aggressive driver."
(Wedding)
BRIDE: I, Maria, stop sign runner, Stapleton, take you, Chuck, to be my husband…”
GROOM: I, Chuck, red light runner, Small, take you Maria, to be my wife.
VOICE #1: Do you swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth…?
VOICE #2: I’m an aggressive driver…
GROUP: "I’m Bill, I’m Sheila, I’m Chuck, (ALL) aggressive drivers. – I – I – I (ALL) gotta – stop."
ANNOUNCER: "The Smooth Operator program of DC, MD, PA, and VA is tough on aggressive drivers. Buckle Up – Every Trip – Every time. SmoothOperatorProgram.com.""
Additional Lines:
(like a graduation ceremony)
…Ellen… Ginn… Psychology… magna cum laude… speeder…
(sports announcer)
…At guard, number 22, leading scorer and a speeder… Larry Duncan!" (crowd noise)
"Introductions"
People in average situations describe themselves and others as aggressive drivers in a matter of fact style.
ANSWERING MACHINE: "Hi, it's John, aggressive driver, please leave a message. (beep)
(President Candidate)
I, Frank Dean, would like to formally announce that I – am – running – red lights far too often.
(TV broadcast)
For that story, we go to reporter Karen Hayes who is on the scene and admittedly drove way too fast to get there…
COCKTAIL PARTY: (sfx noises) "I’m Martin Dupree, in house counsel and outa control behind the wheel…"
ANNOUNCER: "The first step in changing behavior is admitting you have a problem."
(classroom)
Good morning class. I'm Mrs. Johnson, and I'm a speeder."
(kids in class) Good morning Mrs. Johnson the Speeder…"
(job interview)
"Impressive resume, Mike. I see you're quite an aggressive driver…"
GIRL: "Remember me? Last weekend? Tailgater?"
MOTORCYCLE GUY: "I have 10 years riding Harley’s, and 9 years aggressive driving…"
GUY AT BAR: "Hi… I'm Mark, I run lights and stop signs. Uh, what do you do?"
WOMAN: "See the guy over there in blue? That's Margie's husband. He's the kid's coach (whisper) he says he’s a speeder… (gasp)"
ANNOUNCER: "Area law enforcement are stopping aggressive drivers with tickets, fines and points."
DOCTOR: "Hi folks, I'm the doctor on call tonight, and a constant lane changer."
(courtroom)
VOICE #1: "State your name and occupation for the court."
VOICE #2: "Robert Denny, accountant and aggressive driver."
(Wedding)
BRIDE: I, Maria, stop sign runner, Stapleton, take you, Chuck, to be my husband…”
GROOM: I, Chuck, red light runner, Small, take you Maria, to be my wife.
VOICE #1: Do you swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth…?
VOICE #2: I’m an aggressive driver…
GROUP: "I’m Bill, I’m Sheila, I’m Chuck, (ALL) aggressive drivers. – I – I – I (ALL) gotta – stop."
ANNOUNCER: "The Smooth Operator program of DC, MD, PA, and VA is tough on aggressive drivers. Buckle Up – Every Trip – Every time. SmoothOperatorProgram.com.""
Additional Lines:
(like a graduation ceremony)
…Ellen… Ginn… Psychology… magna cum laude… speeder…
(sports announcer)
…At guard, number 22, leading scorer and a speeder… Larry Duncan!" (crowd noise)
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