Create an Actors Mobile ADR Tutorial for Youtube
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Please look at the Apple Store for Actors Mobile ADR for iOS and the seven day trial before responding.
Must be an Actor that speaks Fluent clear English or Spanish.
I need one concise “how-to” video that guide fellow performers through every tap and swipe of the Actors Mobile ADR app on iPhone or iPad. Because the audience is made up of working actors, the narration must be crystal-clear, engaging, and technically accurate. A background in ADR means you can speak the language of cues, looping, and sync, while familiarity with a Rode (or equivalent) mic ensures the voiceover sounds broadcast-ready.
Here’s what the assignment looks like:
• Capture your screen (or film over-the-shoulder) while you demonstrate each step of the workflow—from launching the app, importing the cue sheet, recording replacement lines, to exporting the final mix.
• Keep the tone friendly and professional; think “quick masterclass,” not corporate manual.
• Record in 1080p or better, landscape orientation, with clean, pop-free audio.
• Edit each video so that the onscreen action, narration, and any callouts are perfectly in sync.
Deliverables
A finished MP4 files, each covering a distinct portion of the tutorial journey. Source project files are welcome but optional.
You will provide an outline of the key actions and any branding elements right after we agree on the scope. If you already have a Rode VideoMic, NT-USB, or similar quality setup—and you know your way around ADR—this will be a straightforward shoot-and-share.
See Actors Mobile ADR website or the Apple App Store for a seven day free trial.
Must be an Actor that speaks Fluent clear English or Spanish.
I need one concise “how-to” video that guide fellow performers through every tap and swipe of the Actors Mobile ADR app on iPhone or iPad. Because the audience is made up of working actors, the narration must be crystal-clear, engaging, and technically accurate. A background in ADR means you can speak the language of cues, looping, and sync, while familiarity with a Rode (or equivalent) mic ensures the voiceover sounds broadcast-ready.
Here’s what the assignment looks like:
• Capture your screen (or film over-the-shoulder) while you demonstrate each step of the workflow—from launching the app, importing the cue sheet, recording replacement lines, to exporting the final mix.
• Keep the tone friendly and professional; think “quick masterclass,” not corporate manual.
• Record in 1080p or better, landscape orientation, with clean, pop-free audio.
• Edit each video so that the onscreen action, narration, and any callouts are perfectly in sync.
Deliverables
A finished MP4 files, each covering a distinct portion of the tutorial journey. Source project files are welcome but optional.
You will provide an outline of the key actions and any branding elements right after we agree on the scope. If you already have a Rode VideoMic, NT-USB, or similar quality setup—and you know your way around ADR—this will be a straightforward shoot-and-share.
See Actors Mobile ADR website or the Apple App Store for a seven day free trial.
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