Narrator

05 July 2010

Organisation/person name:

Joey Bania - Department of Science Communication, University of Otago

Work type:

Freelance

Work classification:

Speech

Job description:

I am a Masters student at the University of Otago's department of Science Communication and I am seeking a candidate for a male narration role in my final project for the year.

The film is about Cagill's Castle, a ruined clifftop castle near St. Kilda beach.

The story is told from the perspective of the castle itself. Therefore, the ideal candidate would have a rough, weathered, voice. I am especially interested in hearing from older males. If your voice fits the bill, no previous experience is necessary.

Recording will take no more than half a day.

Being a student, I don't have huge funds at my proposal.This is an educational, non-commerical venture and so ideally I am looking for someone who is willing to perform free of charge. However, amenities and refreshments will be provided and I am happy to cover travel costs. Some payment may be negotiable, for applicants with extensive experience.

Opportunity location:

Dunedin, Otago

Key skills sought:

Narration, voice-acting, theatre.

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Friday, 20 August 2010

Contact details:

If you are interested please send me an email at: joeybania@gmail.com

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