What style or tone of voice do I need for my project?
Think about what kind of voice fits your project. Do you want a happy and fun voice, or a serious and calm one? Decide if you need someone who sounds young, old, or maybe even like a cartoon character. This will help you find a voice over artist who's just right for your project.
How can I determine the right experience level for my freelance voice artist?
Consider the complexity of your project. If it's a big project, you might want someone with lots of experience. For smaller projects, someone newer might still do a great job. Look at their previous work to get an idea of what they can do.
What types of deliverables should I expect from a professional voice over artist?
A good voice over artist should give you clear audio files. They might send them in different formats like MP3 or WAV. Make sure you get files that are edited and free from background noise. You can also ask for different versions if you need them.
How should I communicate my project's needs to the voice artist?
Tell your artist exactly what you want from the start. Share any scripts, ideas, or special instructions. Be clear about your timeline and any other important details. This helps the artist understand what you are expecting.
What should I consider when setting deadlines for the voice over project?
Think about how much time your artist will need to do their best work. Make sure they have enough time to record and edit the voice over. Aim to set a deadline that is fair, giving room for revisions if needed. Communication is key to ensure timing fits both schedules.
How can I ensure a smooth onboarding process for my freelance voice artist?
Start by making them feel welcome and part of the team. Share any important project info and introduce them to others they might work with. Keeping things organized and clear will help them get started quickly. Using a checklist can be a handy way to ensure nothing is missed.
How can I check the quality of the voice artist's work before final approval?
Listen to a short sample of their work first. Check the clarity and if it matches the tone you wanted. You can also ask for a small revision to see how they adapt. Make sure everything is clear and well-done before you give the go-ahead.
What should I consider when reviewing the final voice over submission?
Listen carefully to make sure it sounds just like you planned. Check if the pacing, tone, and pronunciation fit your script. It's important that it will connect well with your audience. If something doesn’t sound quite right, discuss it with the artist for adjustments.
How often should I provide feedback during the voice over project?
Give feedback as soon as you listen to their work samples. This helps the artist make changes quickly. Be clear and specific about what you liked or didn’t like. Continuous, constructive feedback keeps the project on track.
Who is Contra for?
Contra is designed for both freelancers (referred to as "independents") and clients. Freelancers can showcase their work, connect with clients, and manage projects commission-free. Clients can discover and hire top freelance talent for their projects.
What is the vision of Contra?
Contra aims to revolutionize the world of work by providing an all-in-one platform that empowers freelancers and clients to connect and collaborate seamlessly, eliminating traditional barriers and commission fees.
