Explainer Voiceover guy next door, conversational, john krasinski, down to earth

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This was an explainer voiceover Mike recorded that sounds like: 20's, 30's young, conversational, energetic, sincere, bright, fresh, confident, casual, guy next door, everyman, regular joe, generation x, millennial, upbeat, playful, professional, inspirational, motivational, animated, hip, down to earth, smart, radio, television, genuine, John Krasinski from the Office, Bradley Cooper, Paul Rudd, gen x, gen y, laid back, fresh, coke, pepsi, snickers, t-mobile, instagram, snapchat, vine, target, walmart, informative, educational

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes) North American (US West Coast - California, Portland)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
All right. So we've seen some big changes in education in the last 20 years. A lot of things are more challenging, like the fact that college admissions air more competitive or the classes air fast paced. And most students have to learn material outside of the classroom on their own. And doing well on the homework doesn't even mean you will do well in your exams. But how often have you been in this situation? Stressed out. Find overwhelming amount of new topics. Competitive classmates, quizzes, tests, projects S A T s, A. C T S, a P tests, extracurricular, sports music, volunteering applications. I mean, you want to do well, but success seems out of your reach. Hey, look, the fact is, nearly all successful students air supplementing their education with tutoring. You search online and find dozens of companies that offer tutoring. But most are impersonal corporations and franchises, and many are just tutor marketplaces, which means they don't even screen their tutors before hiring them. And then it's up to you to figure out if your tutor is a good match or even knows the material. Yeah, and when it's all said and done after you've driven out of your way. Paid all kinds of fees, were hired an inexperienced tutor. Things have only gotten worse.