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		Project Type: Voice-Over Union Status: Non-Union Pay Scale: $100 per hour. Posted Date: 6/15/2012 2:01:09 PM End Date: 7/2/2012 Send this page to a friend Print Page - Tweet Elementary Level Words - Voice Over. The role of the actors is to read written pieces that relate to elementary school level vocabulary words integrated into stories and teaching lessons with correct pronunciation. Actors MUST be able to read these words and stories with ease and have excellent diction and grammar. Actors must also be able to bring each individual word and their meaning, and an example use of the word, to life making it entertaining and instructive for the 5-6 year old age range. For each role described there will be a sample script with which to read. Please include the recordings or the link with your submission. For these scripts, please read the word, its meaning, and the sentence which uses the word. Casting Dates: Based on submission Shoot Dates: TBD Location: NYC or TBD
		To DIRECT SUBMIT to a role just click on the role name. If a role is open to different ethnicities or attributes, they will be listed in alphabetical order and comma separated. Note: Some roles do not require direct submit and are not clickable. Older Female | Female | Any Ethnicity | Age: 30 - 50 Below are portions of a sample script with which to read. Please include the recordings or the link with your submission. For these scripts, please read the word, its meaning, and the sentence which uses the word. Script 1: Empty. Something that is empty has nothing inside of it. Dad's pockets were empty. Script 2: Gasp. Someone that gasps looks surprised and makes a sound with a quick breath. The loud pop of the balloon made me gasp. Script3: Rude. Someone or something that is rude is impolite or mean on purpose. It was rude when Bobby stuck his tongue out at Cindy. Script 4: Coward. A person or animal who is a coward is not brave and is afraid when something dangerous is around. My dog is the biggest coward during a thunderstorm. Older Male | Male | Any Ethnicity | Age: 30 - 50 Below are portions of a sample script with which to read. Please include the recordings or the link with your submission. For these scripts, please read the word, its meaning, and the sentence which uses the word. Script 1: Empty. Something that is empty has nothing inside of it. Dad's pockets were empty. Script 2: Gasp. Someone that gasps looks surprised and makes a sound with a quick breath. The loud pop of the balloon made me gasp. Script3: Rude. Someone or something that is rude is impolite or mean on purpose. It was rude when Bobby stuck his tongue out at Cindy. Script 4: Coward. A person or animal who is a coward is not brave and is afraid when something dangerous is around. My dog is the biggest coward during a thunderstorm. Young Female | Female | Any Ethnicity | Age: 18 - 22 Below are portions of a sample script with which to read. Please include the recordings or the link with your submission. For these scripts, please read the word, its meaning, and the sentence which uses the word. Script 1: Empty. Something that is empty has nothing inside of it. Dad's pockets were empty. Script 2: Gasp. Someone that gasps looks surprised and makes a sound with a quick breath. The loud pop of the balloon made me gasp. Script3: Rude. Someone or something that is rude is impolite or mean on purpose. It was rude when Bobby stuck his tongue out at Cindy. Script 4: Coward. A person or animal who is a coward is not brave and is afraid when something dangerous is around. My dog is the biggest coward during a thunderstorm. Young Male | Male | Any Ethnicity | Age: 18 - 22 Below are portions of a sample script with which to read. Please include the recordings or the link with your submission. For these scripts, please read the word, its meaning, and the sentence which uses the word. Script 1: Empty. Something that is empty has nothing inside of it. Dad's pockets were empty. Script 2: Gasp. Someone that gasps looks surprised and makes a sound with a quick breath. The loud pop of the balloon made me gasp. Script3: Rude. Someone or something that is rude is impolite or mean on purpose. It was rude when Bobby stuck his tongue out at Cindy. Script 4: Coward. A person or animal who is a coward is not brave and is afraid when something dangerous is around. My dog is the biggest coward during a thunderstorm.