What's included

• Deliverables for Clients when Working as a Voice-Over Artist.

  Raw Audio Files: These are unedited, high-quality recordings of your voice reading the script, often in a specified audio format (e.g., WAV or MP3). Edited Voice Recordings: Some clients may request edited audio files. These are recordings that have been cleaned up, removing any mistakes, background noise, or imperfections. Multiple Takes: I may provide different takes of the script to give the client options to choose from. This can include variations in tone, pacing, or emphasis. File Naming and Organization: Well-organized files with clear naming conventions make it easier for clients to manage and use the recordings. Script Read-Through: Some clients may request a read-through of the script to ensure it aligns with their requirements before recording. Revision Rounds: Depending on your agreement, clients may have the option for a certain number of revision rounds if they need changes or adjustments to the voice recordings. Delivery Format: Ensure the files are delivered in the format and specifications requested by the client, such as sample rate, bit depth, or specific naming conventions. License or Release Agreement: Provide any necessary licensing or release agreements if your client plans to use the voice recordings for commercial or public purposes. Prompt Communication: Timely and professional communication throughout the project is essential. Clients should expect updates, progress reports, and responses to their queries. Invoice: Send a clear and itemized invoice detailing the project's cost, payment terms, and any additional charges for revisions or extra services. Backup Copies: It's a good practice to retain backup copies of the recordings for a reasonable period in case the client requires revisions or additional copies. Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA): If the project involves sensitive or confidential information, clients may require you to sign an NDA to protect their intellectual property. The specific deliverables can vary based on the project's scope and client preferences. It's crucial to establish clear expectations with the client before starting the project to ensure both parties are aligned regarding the deliverables and project details.