Native US Female Voice Over — 39-Second Video (Fast Turnaround)

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We need a native U.S. English female voice actor to record a short voiceover for a 39-second brand video. This is for our skincare brand, COWLO — the video shows our team hand-making tallow soap the old-fashioned way (cutting, curing).

Tone we're going for: Warm, confident, unhurried — think documentary narrator, not hyped-up ad-read energy. Grounded and trustworthy, not salesy.

Script (approx. 90 words, timed to 39 seconds):

This is how soap used to be made.

No seed oils. No synthetic junk. Just grass-fed tallow, rendered slow and clean.

We mix it by hand, the way our grandparents did — cold process, small batch, zero shortcuts.

Every bar cures for weeks before it's ready — real nourishment, not fillers.

Then we cut each bar by hand, one at a time.

This is COWLO — farm fresh skincare, made the old fashioned way.

What we need delivered:

Clean, studio-quality WAV or high-bitrate MP3 (no background noise)

Paced to land naturally within 39 seconds

One round of minor revisions included (e.g., re-read a line, adjust pacing)

Requirements:

Native U.S. English speaker, female voice

Professional home studio or booth setup (please share a demo reel or sample clip in your proposal)

ASAP — please note your availability to start and deliver in your proposal.

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