Spanish; Voice Actors Fictional Character Recording

Position: Spanish (United States) Voice Actors Needed for Fictional Character Recording 2.16.26 Job DescriptionWe are hiring Spanish voice actors to perform multi-character dialogue recordings to help train internal Text-to-Speech (TTS) models. You'll be voicing fictional characters with varying styles, accents, and personalities. This will be a SINGLE person recording project, but you will be expected to perform different voices.This is non-broadcast, non-commercial work for internal research and development purposes only. Your voice will not be used in public-facing or paid media.Project ScopeRecord 3 hours of audio performing dialogues between 2+ charactersAdjust voice, tone, and accent based on character descriptionsEnsure clear differentiation between charactersDeliver RAW, high-quality WAV files according to project specsComplete up to 2 rounds of revisions (for talent errors)Audition & Selection ProcessSubmit an audition using only ONE of the sample scripts attached below.IMPORTANT: If your name starts with A‑K please select ONE of the first three scripts. If it starts with L‑Z, please select ONE of the second three scripts for your audition. PLEASE follow the naming convention for your audition: Script Name Full Name.wavPlease submit auditions with the following audio specs:Format: 24‑bit / 48 kHz / mono / unprocessed .wavMinimum: -60 dB noise floor, no plugins, compression, or post‑processingClean recordings with minimal background noise, breaths, and clicksThe audio MUST be narrated by a human. AI is NOT allowed.After you are selected, the three hours of audio will need to be delivered within one week.QualificationsVoice ActingCharacter Voice WorkNative Spanish (US) SpeakerAdditional InformationFew reminders while recording the script in a . WAV format:Please make sure to provide the required emotions needed as mentioned in the scriptPlease read the full script including narrators not only charactersPlease do not speak too close to the mic.#J-18808-Ljbffr