Male Actor for Long Format Videos

Here's the host post converted to a pure voiceover role — all camera, green-screen, and setup requirements stripped out, audition script added since you now judge the voice. Job Title: Male Voiceover Artist for Calm History / Sleep Channel (Full-Time) Type: Full-time Salary: $400/month to start, review at 60 days Hours: Flexible, but consistent daily recording required About the work: I run a YouTube channel that publishes long-form history stories designed for relaxation and sleep. Each video runs over an hour of continuous narration. The voice IS the product — people come back because it helps them relax and fall asleep. That voice is what I'm hiring for. This is NOT energetic, upbeat, or "radio announcer" narration. No hype, no hard selling, no dramatic swings. If your samples are punchy commercial reads, this is not the role. I need calm, slow, warm, and steady — a voice people trust and want to fall asleep to. What you'll do: Record clear, calm narration for long-form scripts I provide (over an hour per video) Keep a consistent slow, soothing pace and warm tone across the full runtime Deliver clean audio with no background noise Re-record sections when direction calls for it Hit a reliable daily or near-daily delivery schedule Requirements: Clear, neutral, easy-to-understand English pronunciation A calm, low, steady speaking voice (this is the whole job) A quiet recording space and a decent microphone Reliable daily availability and fast communication Voiceover or narration experience is a strong plus To apply: Put the word LANTERN at the top of your application so I know you read this fully. Applications without it get deleted. Then send me: A voice sample of you reading the exact script below, recorded in your normal setup Any other narration samples you have Your monthly rate for full-time work Record this exact script (read it slowly and calmly): "In the winter of 1237, a lone rider approached the walls of the old city. The snow fell softly, and the world was quiet. No one inside knew what the morning would bring. For now, there was only the cold, the silence, and the slow rhythm of hooves on frozen ground."