OCAST cartoon narration

Status: Closed
Prize: $100
Entries Received: 21
Winner: MDC

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Contest Brief

I need a strong narrator (male or female) to narrate a video which includes a cartoon I've had created. This will be a competition for $100. Please note, the cartoon which you will see and will narrate for the competition will be slightly different from the final version of the cartoon, because I'm having the first 25 seconds redone. That will be complete by the end of the competition, and the winner will re-narrate that portion of the final video.

The video and cartoon feature a new business I'm attempting to create. Please review the files I'm submitting, which include 1) the script for you to narrate, 2) the first draft of the cartoon with computer narration (as an example), and 3) a first draft without the computer narration.

In addition to narration, I will need you to create some slides or background for the portion of the script which precedes the cartoon. It should be simple, but it should follow the subject matter and look good.

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Public Clarification Board

CODETREE
- 3 years ago
#sealed #10 #15 #18 #22 # 23 #35
- 3 years ago
KenanTrivedi
- 3 years ago
Hey, have you checked entry number two? I will redo the script if you like the voice. Or any correction let me know...
- 3 years ago
gazoobleslang
- 3 years ago
I do apologize, but the link for the OCAST logo does not work.
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  Ok. I just added it to the other contest files.
  - 3 years ago
fadhlinalatif
- 3 years ago
Hi. Can i have the OCAST logo?
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  I just added it to the other files associated with the contest.
  - 3 years ago
Contest Holder
- 3 years ago
For those who wish to use it I've added the OCAST logo with the other project files in 'details' for the contest description.
- 3 years ago
hanathaalbi11
- 3 years ago
Please verify my entry number 1. If you find any problem with the video, send me a message so i can send you the link.
- 3 years ago
Contest Holder
- 3 years ago
Here is a copy of the OCAST logo, which you may use in the narrated video: https://www.dropbox.com/preview/OCAST%20logo.jpg?role=personal

Please let me know if the link doesn't work for you.
- 3 years ago
Contest Holder
- 3 years ago
Hello, please note that there may be some changes to the script and the cartoon in the final version, which you will submit after the competition if you are the winner. So the version the winner submits to win the competition will have to be updated once the final version of the cartoon is complete. This will be one to three days after the competition is over. The changes should be fairly small.
- 3 years ago
lsalcidomartinez
- 3 years ago
Hello, I can help you with the narration and the slides
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  Sounds good, look forward to the submission.
  - 3 years ago
MDC
- 3 years ago
"In addition to narration, I will need you to create some slides or background for the portion of the script which precedes the cartoon. It should be simple, but it should follow the subject matter and look good."
Didn't catch this part. What do you mean by this?
- 3 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 3 years ago
  Good question, thanks for asking it. The cartoon serves as a video for you to narrate, but the beginning portion of the script has no video. I'd like for the narrator to add some visual content that is relevant the subject matter. I'll provide one graphic you can use, the OCAST logo. You can use pictures or other graphics to serve as a visual background (hopefully along with your face) as you narrate the first part of the video, before the cartoon begins.
  - 3 years ago