Audio/Voice/Annotation Trainer - Korean Language
Overview
Turing seeks a Korean voice actor to record character-driven voice-overs for AI and localization projects. The role involves performing lines with emotional accuracy, interpreting scripts, and revising takes based on feedback. Actors work remotely from a professional home studio or in-studio. Assignments connect to LLM companies and may extend based on performance and project needs.
What You'll Do6
- 1Record Korean voice-overs from a professional home studio or in-studio setting.
- 2Perform lines with control over emotion, pacing, and character personality.
- 3Interpret scripts and apply creative direction from clients and project leads.
- 4Revise performances after receiving feedback on tone, pacing, or pronunciation.
- 5Deliver high-quality audio files on schedule in the required format and naming convention.
- 6Maintain consistent vocal quality across long recording sessions.
Requirements9
- 1Proven experience as a voice actor or voice-over performer.
- 2Strong vocal control and the ability to switch between character types.
- 3Clear Korean speech and a wide emotional range.
- 4Access to a high-quality recording setup, including a quiet room, microphone, and interface, for remote work.
- 5Ability to follow direction and deliver files by deadlines.
- 6Preferred: experience with dubbing, ADR, or localization.
- 7Preferred: a demo reel that showcases multiple voice styles.
- 8Preferred: a background in acting or performing arts.
- 9Preferred: familiarity with audio editing tools.
Who Should Apply
Actors who can deliver expressive Korean voice work and take direction well will fit this role. A strong demo reel and previous dubbing or ADR experience increase the chance of passing the shortlisting stage. Performers without access to a professional-grade home studio, or those who need a full-time employment contract, should not apply. Rejection often happens when the demo reel lacks vocal range or the audio samples do not meet technical quality expectations.
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Application Tip
Submit a demo reel that includes at least three distinct Korean voice styles, such as character narration, conversational dialogue, and emotional scenes, and label which take corresponds to each style. Highlight any dubbing or ADR credits alongside the reel to strengthen the shortlisting outcome.
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