Corporate voiceover

Corporate voiceover covers the video a company makes for its staff and its customers. I record compliance and safety training, onboarding modules, product explainers, how-to tutorials, and town hall or quarterly update videos. Some scripts run a few hundred words. Others run to dozens of modules that a team watches over several weeks. I read each one at a pace people can follow while they watch slides or screen captures. I've voiced work for IBM, Siemens Healthineers, MassMutual, Hootsuite, Calendly, and Google. Broadcast licensing applies only to paid media, so training and internal videos are priced on script length alone.

Every booking comes back as broadcast-ready WAV and MP3 files, with multiple takes and alternate reads. When a course has many parts, I split the audio to match your script, one file per module or slide, each named so your editor or course tool can drop it in place. Send a pronunciation list for product names, acronyms, and people's names, and I'll follow it. Fixes for errors on my side cost nothing extra, and script changes after recording are quoted by scope. An extra version for another region or audience is $50. Scripts up to 1,500 words are delivered within 48 hours, and rush guarantees 24 hours or I refund the rush fee.

You send the final script with any notes on tone, audience, and pronunciation. I record in a Whisper Room booth on a Sennheiser MKH416 through an Apollo Twin, edit in Reaper, and clean the audio with iZotope RX 11, so the files are ready for your timeline. If your team wants to hear the read as it happens, a live directed session is $100 over Source-Connect, Zoom, or Google Meet. That works well for a first module, where the tone gets set for the rest of the course. Long courses stay consistent because I record every part with the same voice, mic, and room.