I will record french voice over corporate narration or explainer

If you intend to use my voice for any business-related purposes (with the exception of paid marketing channels), you will need to purchase the "Commercial Rights" gig extra. For more information see https://www.fiverr.com/terms_of_service#ownership.

These rights are to be added in addition to the commercial rights if you want to use my voice on a video support, like a Youtube Clip, an Explainer Video a Motion Design or Whiteboard animation etc ... They do not constitute the Broadcast rights which have to be negotiated in the case per case.

To sum up : The price for a non-union voiceover is structured in 2 parts. The first is the fee to produce and record the voiceover, that can be found by adding the word count and any gig extras that might be needed. The second covers the full buyout usage rights of the produced work. You need both

Yes for sure but these projects have to be discussed before together so message me for a custom offer if you want my voice for your Online, TV or Radio campaign.

Any revision that Involves a script change, a change in direction from that originally provided, or any additional revision is available at $10 for every 100 words of revisions up to 5 days after the order is first delivered. After 5 days, revisions are available at my standard new project rate.

Not covered: Script/direction changes. A pronunciation is desired, but was not specified. Pace or style is desired, but was not specified. Not as you imagined in your mind, but this was not specified. Please be very clear in your descriptions to avoid revision fees.

I require a text script in FINAL version form, and the correct pronunciations of any unusual names or words or acronyms. It is best to include pronunciations in a sound file attachment. Also, please let me know if you would like the voice over delivered with a certain tone, pacing, energy or style

Yes, of course! I offer a Live/Directed extra for 15 minutes of direction. You can send an audio recording of how you want it, or listen to the recording session to get it just right. This can be especially good if your trying to specify a special way of saying something as if you are in the studio