Narrator Production Requirements
As a narrator, you'll be expected to deliver fully finished audio upon completion of the production. This means:
- The audio meets our technical specifications available here.
- The audio has been proofed against the manuscript to ensure it matches the text 1:1. Please note - this is your responsibility, the author should not be proof-listening!
- The audio has been fully edited, mastered, and produced to sound great and is ready for sale.
Timelines are absolutely crucial as authors plan full release schedules around your performance. Please take all appropriate steps to avoid delays and let our team know immediately if you won't be able to meet your deadline.
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