
US Male Voice Over; Interview / Faux Piece for Short Educational Film
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Hello US Male Voice Over Talent,
Interesting VO project. Please read properly. Budget £100+
Producing short film about The Grand Tour Voyager missions from 1970s, 1980s.
We're cutting imagery of the solar system against faux interviews and recordings supposedly from the Voyager Team as they discuss the latest (at the time) Voyager findings. These serve as a kind of in-universe narration within the film.
EXAMPLE from later in the film: https://www.dropbox.com/s/57rixi1jq2dzu42/Excerpt.wav?dl=0
We're looking for someone to deliver the script below in the tone above. Open minded with regards to accents etc. Take your time.
####### SCRIPT FOR THIS JOB #######
*** LEADIN, DO NOT READ *** Im here now with a member of the Voyager Team, tell me, what have you learned about Jupiter from this week's encounter? ///////////////////////////////
A great deal.
Seen up close, Jupiter's atmosphere is far more dynamic than anyone expected.
Unlike Earth, Jupiter has many moons, some the size of planets.
Quite frankly, we had little interest in any of them before the encounter as we expected they would all be cold , dead and alike.
As it turns out, nothing could be further from the truth.
The innermost Jovian moon, Io {prononounced EYE-OH} is volcanically active.
Its surface is covered in volcanic features, clearly visible from space. We believe they're the result of intense tidal heating: the penalty for orbiting so close to Jupiter.
The most powerful eruptions reach out into space.
Far from being cold and unchanging, the outer solar system is truly alive.
One wonders what we'll see next at Saturn...
Interesting VO project. Please read properly. Budget £100+
Producing short film about The Grand Tour Voyager missions from 1970s, 1980s.
We're cutting imagery of the solar system against faux interviews and recordings supposedly from the Voyager Team as they discuss the latest (at the time) Voyager findings. These serve as a kind of in-universe narration within the film.
EXAMPLE from later in the film: https://www.dropbox.com/s/57rixi1jq2dzu42/Excerpt.wav?dl=0
We're looking for someone to deliver the script below in the tone above. Open minded with regards to accents etc. Take your time.
####### SCRIPT FOR THIS JOB #######
*** LEADIN, DO NOT READ *** Im here now with a member of the Voyager Team, tell me, what have you learned about Jupiter from this week's encounter? ///////////////////////////////
A great deal.
Seen up close, Jupiter's atmosphere is far more dynamic than anyone expected.
Unlike Earth, Jupiter has many moons, some the size of planets.
Quite frankly, we had little interest in any of them before the encounter as we expected they would all be cold , dead and alike.
As it turns out, nothing could be further from the truth.
The innermost Jovian moon, Io {prononounced EYE-OH} is volcanically active.
Its surface is covered in volcanic features, clearly visible from space. We believe they're the result of intense tidal heating: the penalty for orbiting so close to Jupiter.
The most powerful eruptions reach out into space.
Far from being cold and unchanging, the outer solar system is truly alive.
One wonders what we'll see next at Saturn...
John Andrew C.
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