Voiceover Artist
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- Nigeria
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Company Description The Faculty of Law at Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) is dedicated to excellence in legal education, research, leadership, and service. It offers a dynamic environment for developing competent, ethical, and socially responsible legal professionals. The Faculty promotes justice, intellectual growth, and meaningful engagement with society, creating a vibrant academic and cultural community. LAW STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION, ESUT (LAWSA ESUT) supports this mission by organizing student-focused initiatives, events, and communications that strengthen the voice and visibility of law students.
Role Description The Voiceover Artist will provide professional voice recordings for LAWSA ESUT projects, including announcements, event promotions, educational materials, social media content, and other audio-visual productions. Day-to-day tasks include interpreting scripts, recording clear and engaging voiceovers, collaborating with student leaders and media teams, and revising content based on feedback. The role also involves contributing creative input on tone, pacing, and style to ensure messages are compelling and aligned with the association’s values. This is a full-time role based in Ama-Awji with a hybrid arrangement, allowing some work-from-home recording and preparation when appropriate.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong voiceover and narration skills, with the ability to adapt tone and style to different audiences and content types.
- Candidates should possess acting and performance skills that support expressive delivery, character work, and engaging storytelling.
- Candidates should possess audio editing skills, including basic use of recording software and tools to produce clean, well-mixed voice tracks.
- Candidates should possess familiarity with radio or broadcast-style presentation, including clear diction, pacing, and microphone techniques.
- Strong command of spoken English and excellent articulation; additional local language fluency is an advantage.
- Ability to take direction, incorporate feedback, and work collaboratively with students, staff, and media teams.
- Reliable access to suitable recording equipment or willingness to use provided facilities; basic technical troubleshooting skills are beneficial.
- Prior experience in voiceover work, podcasting, campus media, or performing arts is preferred but not strictly required.
