English Voice Artist for High-End YouTube Visual Essays/Documentary

Job Overview:

We are seeking a professional, articulate English Voice Artist for an ongoing series of high-production, data-driven YouTube visual essays.

Our channel analyzes global macroeconomics, supply chain geography, industrial physics, and strategic infrastructure in the documentary storytelling styles of Economics Explained, CNBC, Vox, and The B1M.

Voice Specifications & Requirements:

Accent/Tone: Neutral Pan-Global English, Polished Neutral Indian English, or Neutral British. Mid-to-deep pitch, calm, authoritative, analytical, and corporate documentary-style.

Pacing: Controlled, deliberate pacing at 130 to 140 words per minute. (Slower pacing is required to allow After Effects map animations and graphic callouts room to breathe).

Audio Quality: Studio-grade condenser microphone, acoustically treated room, and completely dry audio (zero room echo, mouth clicks, or background noise).

Pronunciation: Flawless enunciation of technical, geographical, and economic terms (e.g., semiconductors, lithography, Taiwan Strait, microcontrollers, capital arbitrage).

Project Scope & Pipeline:

Episode 1 Scope: ~2,450 words (~17–18 minute video runtime).

Season Pipeline: Long-term collaboration opportunity across a 10-episode pipeline.

Deliverables:

Raw, clean studio recording in 24-bit 48kHz WAV format.

Cleaned/mastered dry voice track (noise removed, mouth clicks removed, non-compressed/dry).

**Strict No AI Policy: Voiceover work must be 100% human recorded. No AI voice generation, voice cloning, or synthetic audio tools of any kind are strictly permitted.

How to Apply:

- Attach your 30-second audition recording of the sample script above.

- Share links or samples of previous documentary, corporate, or visual essay voiceovers you have recorded.

- State your fixed rate per ~2,000–2,500 word script.

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