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Either male or female voice is needed for a power point presentation
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Hello Talents! Our client is looking for:
Approx 12-15 minute Power Point narration, approx 1700 (this count may decrease, it is provided here just as a reference.)
Languages: English, mid American sound
Voice: male or female
Dry Read
Format mp3
Number of files: Unknown at this time. It may be in two files total, or in separate files for each of approx 24 slides.
Deadline for auditions: Two days
Budget as follows: $200 - $390
Voice quality as well as your bid will both be considered by this client.
A custom audition is required.
Note to Talents:
Be sure to include some past job references in your submission. This client likes to see what you have done in the past.
Be sure to include your phone number and email in your audition.
Be sure to mention “PowerPoint” in all your correspondence.
On your demos, include just the script read. Do not slate, add a tagline or your name, etc at the beginning or at the end. Client wants just the script only.
Feel free to watermark your read if you choose.
Thanks!
Apr 27, 2007 22:43:44 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Apr 30, 2007 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
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Approx 12-15 minute Power Point narration, approx 1700 (this count may decrease, it is provided here just as a reference.)
Languages: English, mid American sound
Voice: male or female
Dry Read
Format mp3
Number of files: Unknown at this time. It may be in two files total, or in separate files for each of approx 24 slides.
Deadline for auditions: Two days
Budget as follows: $200 - $390
Voice quality as well as your bid will both be considered by this client.
A custom audition is required.
Note to Talents:
Be sure to include some past job references in your submission. This client likes to see what you have done in the past.
Be sure to include your phone number and email in your audition.
Be sure to mention “PowerPoint” in all your correspondence.
On your demos, include just the script read. Do not slate, add a tagline or your name, etc at the beginning or at the end. Client wants just the script only.
Feel free to watermark your read if you choose.
Thanks!
Apr 27, 2007 22:43:44 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Apr 30, 2007 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
)
Closed
90
80
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 390
Videogames
Not defined
English - North American
Not defined
Young Adult Female OR Young Adult Male OR Middle Age Female OR Middle Age Male
Not defined
There are no special pre-, post-, or production requirements for this project.
Not defined
Not defined
Script Details
Yes
Script Sample
We’ve had a thorough process up to this point, and now we’re going to the public for comment on the draft plan. Everything you’ll hear today is part of the proposed plan.
The waste:
So how are we going to go about this? The good news: Of all the stuff we get rid of, over 90% could be recycled or composted.
We are already getting 63% of it. Now we want to focus on what is still in the garbage. The next slide gives us a closer look at these segments that are not getting recycled today
What’s still in the garbage
When we look at what is in the garbage right now:
Almost one third could be composted, most of that is food
Another 20% is building materials that could be recycled
26% is stuff like paper, the type of material that is recycled everyday.
So really only a quarter of what we are throwing away, needs to be in the garbage Reduce, reuse, recycle: the order matters We are all familiar with this symbol, and the phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle”
Script Sample
We’ve had a thorough process up to this point, and now we’re going to the public for comment on the draft plan. Everything you’ll hear today is part of the proposed plan.
The waste:
So how are we going to go about this? The good news: Of all the stuff we get rid of, over 90% could be recycled or composted.
We are already getting 63% of it. Now we want to focus on what is still in the garbage. The next slide gives us a closer look at these segments that are not getting recycled today
What’s still in the garbage
When we look at what is in the garbage right now:
Almost one third could be composted, most of that is food
Another 20% is building materials that could be recycled
26% is stuff like paper, the type of material that is recycled everyday.
So really only a quarter of what we are throwing away, needs to be in the garbage Reduce, reuse, recycle: the order matters We are all familiar with this symbol, and the phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle”
We’ve had a thorough process up to this point, and now we’re going to the public for comment on the draft plan. Everything you’ll hear today is part of the proposed plan.
The waste:
So how are we going to go about this? The good news: Of all the stuff we get rid of, over 90% could be recycled or composted.
We are already getting 63% of it. Now we want to focus on what is still in the garbage. The next slide gives us a closer look at these segments that are not getting recycled today
What’s still in the garbage
When we look at what is in the garbage right now:
Almost one third could be composted, most of that is food
Another 20% is building materials that could be recycled
26% is stuff like paper, the type of material that is recycled everyday.
So really only a quarter of what we are throwing away, needs to be in the garbage Reduce, reuse, recycle: the order matters We are all familiar with this symbol, and the phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle”
Script Sample
We’ve had a thorough process up to this point, and now we’re going to the public for comment on the draft plan. Everything you’ll hear today is part of the proposed plan.
The waste:
So how are we going to go about this? The good news: Of all the stuff we get rid of, over 90% could be recycled or composted.
We are already getting 63% of it. Now we want to focus on what is still in the garbage. The next slide gives us a closer look at these segments that are not getting recycled today
What’s still in the garbage
When we look at what is in the garbage right now:
Almost one third could be composted, most of that is food
Another 20% is building materials that could be recycled
26% is stuff like paper, the type of material that is recycled everyday.
So really only a quarter of what we are throwing away, needs to be in the garbage Reduce, reuse, recycle: the order matters We are all familiar with this symbol, and the phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle”
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