The Work
You will record Japanese voice-overs from scripts for AI audio training projects. The work covers different characters, stories, and subject areas, with a focus on clear speech, emotion, tone, personality, and pacing.
The listed title describes an audio, voice, and annotation trainer role, while the duties below focus on Japanese voice recording. Review the fit between the title and the duties before applying.
- Record Japanese voice-overs from provided scripts.
- Perform lines with clear speech, expressive emotion, vocal control, and suitable pacing.
- Interpret scripts and follow creative direction.
- Revise recordings in response to feedback.
- Deliver audio files on time and in the required format.
- Keep your performance consistent across characters, stories, and voice styles.
What It Pays And Takes
The role is a flexible freelance contract rather than a full-time or part-time employment position. Recording can take place remotely from a professional home studio or through in-studio sessions, as appropriate.
- Pay: The source does not provide a rate.
- Time: 20 or more hours per week.
- Location: Worldwide; remote contributors need suitable recording equipment.
- Language: Japanese voice performance ability for scripted recordings.
- Experience: Previous voice acting experience is required.
- Skills: Strong vocal control, clear speech, versatility, emotional range, and the ability to follow direction and use feedback.
- Equipment: Remote contributors need access to high-quality recording equipment.
- Helpful background: Dubbing, ADR, localization, acting, performing arts, audio editing tools, and a demo reel showing varied voice styles.
How It Works
Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.
About AI Training Work
AI training is the human work behind artificial intelligence, including recording and reviewing audio that helps models learn how people speak and communicate. Voice performers contribute the clear, varied examples that AI systems need for audio training, and specialized performance skills can support more advanced projects.