Commercial (TV, Online, Still)
Greater London
Apply by 8th October 2026, 17:00
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Hello,
We're collaborating with a company that is developing software aimed at preventing fraud and identity theft. We need someone to narrate a script based on the experience of a real victim. The individual has requested to remain anonymous, so we require a voice actor to portray the victim while preserving their anonymity.
The film will be presented at a conference to illustrate the severe impact of identity theft on victims. There is potential for the film to be used in other contexts in the future, so we seek voice-over rights in perpetuity to simplify the process. No image rights are necessary, as your likeness will not be displayed.
Ideally, we prefer someone who can conduct a recording session remotely with a high-quality microphone.
Please only apply if you have a voicereel - Dates
- --FAST TURNAROUND-- (sorry) We can be flexible with recording the voiceover. We can either do it on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday. Should only take 1-2 hours max.
Roles
Lisa
25 - 38
Roles Details
- Title
- Lisa
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Voice should represent someone who is real, nothing too clinical. This isn't narration, this is a real recounting of events that actually happened. We don't want to over dramatize things. The voice should have a warm and sympathetic tone that's relatable, real and down to earth.
Quite a neutral english accent is what we're looking for, but we don't mind a twang of this or that if it's authentic to yourself. The victim didn't have a strong accent so we're just trying to keep it close to that.
We are casting from voicereels - Salary
- Estimated 2 hours of work Total: £350
- Age
- 25 - 38
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