Voice Artists Needed (Spanish, German + more)

To qualify as a Voice Artist at Twine, you must be at least 18 years old and fluent in one of the specified languages, such as Spanish or German. Experience in voice recording and an ability to convey various emotions through your voice are also essential for this project.

The recording time for the Voice Artist project at Twine is approximately one hour. This includes recording provided scripts in manageable segments, ensuring that your session remains efficient and straightforward.

The audition process for Voice Artists at Twine involves submitting a sample recording of approximately 150 words, which is based on a script we provide. This helps us evaluate your voice performance and ensures it aligns with our project requirements.

For submissions as a Voice Artist at Twine, your audio files should be in .wav format, with 16-bit, 48 kHz quality. We require clean recordings, free from misreads, background noise, or any post-production effects.

Voice Artists at Twine can expect an excellent fixed project rate for their recordings. This structure provides clarity and fairness regarding compensation for your contributions in this important project.

To effectively prepare for a voice recording session, it's important to warm up your voice, read through the scripts to get comfortable with the content, and ensure your recording environment is quiet and distraction-free.

Discuss instances where you've had to adjust your voice for different characters or emotions. Highlight specific techniques you use to modulate your voice effectively, such as practicing with various emotional scripts.

It's important to stay calm when mistakes occur during recording. Share your strategy for handling errors, such as starting the sentence over and maintaining focus to produce the best possible outcome.

Reflect on the variety of scripts you've tackled, be it commercial, narrative, or educational. Use specific examples to illustrate your versatility and how it can benefit the projects at Twine.

Emphasize the equipment you use, your recording environment, and techniques you apply to minimize background noise. Mention your familiarity with audio specifications to deliver high-quality results.

Share your process for understanding the context of scripts and how you connect emotionally with the material. This can include reading the script multiple times or visualizing scenarios to enhance your delivery.

Discuss time management techniques you employ, such as breaking sessions into segments and keeping an eye on clock management to maximize productivity while maintaining quality.

Explain your approach to adapting your voice for various languages or dialects, including any training or practice methods you use to ensure authenticity in pronunciation and tone.

Narrate a specific challenge related to voice recording, detailing what the issue was, how you addressed it, and what you learned from the experience to foster improvement.

Convey your passion for voice acting or audio production and how this role aligns with your career goals. Discuss any inspirations or experiences that have driven you to excel in this field.