Find voice-over artists for Reels and ads

Voice-over artists for Reels and ads record narration that fits your message, language and video. Choose the voice by listening to relevant work, then agree pronunciation, pace, files and usage. A Hindi voice-over or Gujarati voice-over needs an approved script and a fluent language check before recording.

Start with how the listener should understand it

A spoken product explanation, a calm service introduction and a lively festival invitation need different delivery. Describe the person listening and the setting in which they encounter the video. Ask for a conversational direction rather than an imitation of a real person's voice.

For a Rajkot homeware shop, Gujarati narration could explain the difference between product variants. A Hindi version may need different wording to remain natural. Translating each word literally can make a simple explanation difficult to follow when spoken.

Listen beyond the tone

Check diction, breathing, pacing and whether product names are understandable. Listen through ordinary phone speakers as well as headphones. If a recording sounds dramatic but the listener cannot follow the instruction, it does not serve the brief.

Ask whether the artist records and edits the voice or only performs it. Agree who removes unwanted background sound, chooses takes and places the narration against the video. Separate those responsibilities before comparing a studio recording with a self-recorded delivery.

Lock the words that must stay accurate

Supply the final script with pronunciation notes for brand names, places and technical terms. Mark any Hindi, Gujarati or English words that should remain in the original language. Include a spoken reference you have permission to share when pronunciation is hard to describe.

If the video already exists, provide timing cues and identify scenes that cannot move. Read the script aloud before sending it. When the words need rushing to fit the pictures, shorten the script or change the edit instead of asking the artist to race through it.

Agree how factual corrections differ from a rewrite after approval. A changed offer or product name can require a new recording session. Consolidate feedback so the artist does not receive conflicting directions from different reviewers.

Understand recording and usage costs

Script length, performance direction, recording conditions, editing and language versions affect the work. Synchronising narration to a locked edit can add time. Ask for a rupee quote that specifies the recording deliverables and revision scope.

Document channels, advertising use, duration and permission for later edits. Settle whether voice cloning, synthetic variants or training a model are excluded; never assume the delivered recording grants those uses. Ask for clean narration separately from music if your editor needs to build alternate versions.

Check the voice handover

• The script and product pronunciation are approved.
• Language sounds natural to a fluent reviewer.
• Pace fits the footage without dropping words.
• Clean and mixed files match the agreed formats.
• Recording reuse and excluded uses are written down.

Play the narration against the final edit before accepting it. A sentence that sounded correct alone can become misleading if the corresponding product view appears too late or shows another variant.

Find narration work through Influcius

Use Discover while signed in to look for creators by language and relevant work. Check Offerings and ask what recording support is included. Official social counts carry source and date context, but a narration brief should be judged mainly on the voice and delivery files.

Brands can post the script scope in a requirement and discuss it in messages. After the artist responds, the brand can pay the booking fee. Contact information typed into that conversation then shows as entered, without automatically exposing profile fields. Pay the artist directly for the recording and confirm the approved script before the session begins.