Harry Potter Youtube Channel Project
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I'm looking for a super Harry Potter fan to voice over short theory scripts around 800-1200 words each. Here is a script excerpt to get a better idea:
Tom Riddle, also known as Lord Voldemort, believed fanatically in Divination and prophecies. This is evident from the first book alone, as he was completely consumed by the notion that a child born to those who have thrice defied him should be able to vanquish him. But why did he put his faith in them so much? Did he genuinely believe in it, or was he just looking for signs that events would go according to his plan? In this video, we will try to find answers to these questions and explore the possible reasons why Voldemort acted as he did.
You need to have some knowledge and passion for Harry Potter to understand the script as well as get pronunciations and tone correct. Gender does not matter, please apply regardless. Each script will need to be around 800-1200 words long. The pay is $8 per narration/script, and I am happy to work in batches of 20. This is negotiable, so apply with your desired rate. Initially, I will order a single test script. Then, we will complete a batch of 20. Further down the line, pending audience feedback, you can expect this to be a long-term job with me needing at least 7-10 scripts voiced per week.
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Must be knowledgeable of Harry Potter collection to always get pronunciations spot on.
Tom Riddle, also known as Lord Voldemort, believed fanatically in Divination and prophecies. This is evident from the first book alone, as he was completely consumed by the notion that a child born to those who have thrice defied him should be able to vanquish him. But why did he put his faith in them so much? Did he genuinely believe in it, or was he just looking for signs that events would go according to his plan? In this video, we will try to find answers to these questions and explore the possible reasons why Voldemort acted as he did.
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