I will record a creepy spooky horror voiceover

I'm from Los Angeles, California but I do a lot of character accents in my audio drama work. I can't do any of them "authentically" but if accuracy is not important to you I can definitely give it a shot.

Yes! I'm a character actor! I've been witches, werewolves, robots, the undead, mean women, happy women, animals, little kids and animated characters. I've also done a variety of accents for those characters.

This depends. If I made a mistake, I will re-record it at no cost. If you provided detailed instructions with samples and I failed to recreate that style, I will try again. However, if no clear direction was provided, re-recordings incur new charges.

Yes, if you're using the voice over for business, such as for advertising, promotion, creating web pages, integration into product, software or other business related tools etc. (e.g. Explainer videos, crowdfunding videos, app interface audio, sounds a toy makes, an ad that promotes a product.)

If the voice over will be used in an ad that you pay to display or air on the internet, radio, television, streaming music or video service, social media site, etc., then yes. Broadcast Rights are a "full buy out" meaning that you own the rights to the recording. Otherwise I retain the rights.

Sometimes, if time allows, I can do a quick sample. But the sample I deliver will be watermarked to protect myself from unlawful use.

No, I don't. If you want a background track added to your order, you must provide that stock music, which YOU HAVE THE LEGAL RIGHTS TO USE, when you provide the script and order instructions. Here's a great article: https://filmmakerfreedom.com/blog/stock-music-showdown-2018

I have a home studio with a well treated sound space, a broadcast quality microphone (a Shure SM7B XLR microphone with Cloudlifter and a CAD E100 S XLR microphone), a Zoom H6 interface, a professional editing software (my DAW is Adobe Audition) and several years of voice over and acting training.