Project Rubric
Here are the nuts and bolts to working on your project. If you found me through a general search and would like to have me help you on a project, excellent! Thank you for your consideration!
PRICING – First, let’s get the details of the project which will determine the price. What is the purpose, length, and usage? While some projects are short, say :30-:60 seconds, they may be for radio or TV and played for various markets. Are they small, local markets, or larger regional/national markets? And how long will they be aired? These factors all determine the price. Many projects are just for the internet. Is it just for a business website or will it be distributed through paid ad campaigns or other channels? Some projects may be explainer or narrations – the longer the project, the longer to record and edit. Perhaps you have multiple scripts, in which case, a bulk rate is possible. Whatever your project details, I am happy to review and discuss a quote right away.
RECORDING – I am a full-time voiceover so I can work on you project rather quickly. I will give you an idea of when to expect deliver of your audio so that you can manage your project effectively. In many cases, I can deliver same-day or within a short day or two and I will keep you posted of any scheduling conflicts ahead of time. Depending on project scripts, I provide multiple takes on liners for a little variety. Recordings are done in my World Voices approved home studio in either high-quality MP3 (16-bit, 48000hz, Mono), WAV, or AIF formats, through a CAD e100s microphone and Focusrite preamp. I record on my own but we can arrange to have you listen in while I record if you wish.
DELIVERY – Audio can be delivered raw or finished with light compression and edits, and I can even add music beds or sound effects. I will give you an idea of when to expect delivery of your audio which will be by either email, Dropbox, or FTP. Project quotes include revisions and tweaks to your liking. While I review finished audio, I’m not perfect – any errors on my end that slip through will be corrected. I want to ensure you are satisfied with the final audio so I am happy to revise as much as necessary. If you have minor text changes during recording, that’s fine – I can work those in at no additional cost – I don’t nickel and dime folks like that. Script changes done after you or your client sign off may be subject to re-recording costs depending on the scope of changes.
My goal is to help you and your project be as successful as possible – you are my priority and I want to see you cross the finish line in great shape. So go ahead and send me a note below and let’s chat!
