Audio/Voice/Annotation Trainer - Japanese Language
Overview
A Japanese voice actor will record voice-overs for character-driven projects across multiple content domains, using tone, personality, and emotion to match each script. The actor works from a professional home studio or in-studio, interprets scripts under creative direction, and revises performances after feedback. Performers submit finished audio files on time in the correct format. This freelance agreement, offered through Turing, connects voice talent to AI projects with leading LLM companies and leaves room for contract extension based on performance.
What You'll Do5
- 1Record voice-over performances in Japanese from a professional home studio or during in-studio sessions.
- 2Perform lines with clear articulation, emotional nuance, and pacing that fits the script.
- 3Interpret Japanese scripts and adjust delivery according to creative direction.
- 4Revise performances after receiving feedback from directors or clients.
- 5Submit final audio files in the required format by the agreed deadline.
Requirements9
- 1Prior voice acting experience.
- 2Strong vocal control and the ability to shift between different character types and tones.
- 3Clear speech and a wide emotional range in Japanese.
- 4Access to high-quality recording equipment for remote sessions.
- 5Ability to accept direction and deliver work by deadlines.
- 6Experience with dubbing, ADR, or localization (preferred).
- 7A demo reel that showcases multiple voice styles.
- 8Training or a background in acting or performing arts.
- 9Working knowledge of audio editing tools.
Who Should Apply
Voice actors with prior voice acting experience, strong vocal control, and a demo reel that covers multiple styles will fit this role best. Performers who respond well to creative direction and can produce clean audio from a professional home studio will do well here. The role is less suitable for beginners without a professional home studio or for anyone seeking a fixed employment schedule, since this is a project-based agreement. Shortlisting favors relevant professional experience, so applications without prior voice acting work or a varied demo reel often get rejected. Low-quality audio samples and missed deadlines are the most common reasons candidates score low on fit.
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Application Tip
Submit a demo reel that shows at least two or three different voice styles in Japanese, all recorded with your own high-quality equipment. Add a short clip where you revise a line after a direction change, and label the recording setup for each sample to make the shortlist review straightforward.
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