Native Polish Speaker for Video Recording

We are seeking a native Polish speaker to record several videos reading our script to be used for AI model training. The recording should be done using an 4K camera to ensure high-quality video and audio. • Record multiple speech videos in your language, totaling 60 minutes minimum. • The data you provide will only be used to train our AI models to learn the lip movement patterns of your language. We won't train any model to copy your face or voice or the content of your speech. • When recording, your head must face straight at the camera, with minimal head movement (but where you look doesn't matter). The mouth must look symmetrical from the camera, and the camera must be on the same level as your face (not from above or below). See the attached "image (6).png" as an example of how to frame yourself in the video. • The video must have good lighting, clear speech without any background noise, and no other people in the frame. • Your lips must be clearly visible throughout the video, without any beard or mustache covering your lips. • Please keep hair tied up, away from the face, so the entire face, chin, and neck are visible. • You can talk about anything, or read something out loud, as long as you cover a diversity of speech speed and lip shapes in your language. Don't exaggerate your lip movement, just talk like how you usually do. A natural conversational tone is fine. • The videos must be 60fps high quality, with 4K resolution, and the format should be mp4 or mov. You can send us the videos by any file sharing service. • We also will ask the person to just talk to the camera in a natural "conversational" tone • See the attached "image (6).png" as an example of how to frame yourself in the camera Please add additional recordings of ANY Polish speech (such as a personal story, or reading the news) to ensure you meet minimum 60 minutes of recorded content. Please also ensure you maintain a natural, conversational tone the entire time... We do not want the video to look or sound "robotic". Delivery should be natural rather than broadcast-style — the goal is everyday, unaffected speech patterns.