VSL Spokesperson / On-Camera Talent – Remote

We’re looking for a confident on-camera spokesperson to record Video Sales Letters (VSLs) for our U.S.-based company.

We already have the scripts and messaging prepared. Your role is simply to deliver them naturally, confidently, and professionally on camera.

We are open to both male and female talent.

What You’ll Do

Record pre-written VSL scripts on camera

Deliver scripts naturally rather than sounding like you're reading

Create professional-quality video and audio

Record multiple videos/variations as needed

Provide us with the finished video files for use in our sales funnels

Recording Setup

You MUST have access to a professional-looking recording environment.

Ideal setups include:

Professional recording studio

Podcast/video studio

Clean, professional office

High-quality home office/studio setup

Professional solid or neutral background

You should also have good lighting, clear audio, and a high-quality camera.

What We're Looking For

Fluent English with excellent pronunciation

Strong on-camera presence

Confident and professional delivery

Ability to make scripted content sound natural

Professional appearance

Reliable and able to follow direction

Previous spokesperson, UGC, VSL, acting, presenting, or video experience is preferred

HOW TO APPLY

Please send:

A short introduction about yourself

Examples of previous videos where you are speaking on camera

A photo or short video showing the recording setup/background you would use

Your availability

Do not apply without an on-camera sample.

We’re looking to find someone we can work with on multiple videos, so there is potential for ongoing work if the first project goes well.

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