Here’s how we can collaborate - from the first message to the final delivery!

1. Get in Touch

Reach out and tell me about your project! To help me understand your needs and provide an accurate quote, you can include the following in your message:

• Project type
  (e.g., commercial, corporate, e-learning, narration, video game, etc.)

• Script length or duration
  (Please include the estimated word count, or the expected audio length in minutes.)

• Intended usage
  (Where and how the voiceover will be used - e.g., broadcast, web, internal, paid ads, etc.)

• Audience size / Reach
  (Is the audience local, national, global? This helps determine licensing.)

• License or usage rights needed
  (Duration and scope of usage - e.g., 1 year online ad, perpetual corporate internal use, etc.)

• Artistic Direction
  (Please describe how you'd like the voice to sound, including the "tone, style, speed, and mood". If you have a clear idea of what you're looking for, it's very helpful to include a sample.)

• Reference materials
  (Examples like existing videos or voice samples you like.)

• Deadline
  (Let me know if it's urgent or has a specific deadline.)

• Payment terms
  (If you have a preferred method or timeline for payment.)

• Do you need the script proofread or edited?
  (I can check it for clarity, grammar, and natural flow if needed.)

• Do you need the audio to be time-synced to an existing video?
  (If yes, please provide the video file or timecodes.)

• File format and delivery preferences
  (e.g., WAV, MP3, split files, specific naming conventions.)

2. Quote & Agreement

Once I review your project details, I’ll send you a quote. If everything looks good, we can move forward with a service agreement and NDA if needed.

3. Production & Delivery

After the payment is confirmed, I’ll begin recording and keep you updated on progress. You’ll receive the final files as soon as they’re ready.

If you have any feedback or minor adjustments, I’m happy to help. That said, with clear instructions upfront, revisions are rarely needed in my experience!