I will deliver a top quality female video game voice over

You must request revision within 3 days of delivery, or your order will be marked complete automatically. Once that happens, any further work requires a new order (and incurs a fee.) If you mark revision for individual edits, you MUST include timestamps of where you need work revised.

Full Broadcast Rights cover voice overs that are broadcast on television, radio, or internet streaming pre-roll, etc. A commercial on Spotify or Pandora is considered to be "Broadcast".

If you intend to use the voice over for ANY business-related purposes, you must purchase the Commercial Rights gig extra. If you plan to use the voice over on any "paid marketing media," such as radio, television, YouTube Advertising, etc., you will need to purchase "Broadcast Rights" instead.

-adjustments to emotional quality -adjustments in the speed or pacing of the recording -tweaking the background music or sound fx -addressing any typos or incorrect words that may have been made in the original script -minor changes to the script (maximum 1 or 2 words/sentences)

Major changes in the script (more than 1 or 2 words/sentences)

A great way to determine word count is to: 1.) Paste your script into a word processing program (i.e. Microsoft Word, Pages, or Google docs) 2.) Click on the "Review" tab at the top of the window. ("Toolbar" for Pages users) 3.) An option for "Word count" should be contained within that tab!

Unless your script is only for personal/private use or INTERNAL corporate use (i.e. a voicemail system), then YES you will need to purchase either commercial or broadcast rights. Please see Fiverr's Terms of Service for more info: https://www.fiverr.com/terms_of_service

Yes. Always. I will always offer my standard pricing per my gig page/description, so no need to message me asking for "special pricing" as it doesn't exist. My prices are firm and best offer. Thank you for your understanding.

Legally, due to licensing laws, I'm unable to deliver or resell the music I added as a standalone file. I can only deliver if I've mixed in the music myself with the voiceover. I don't own the music, but only pay a subscription to use it in projects.