Commercial Demo

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Description

The Tim Horton's spot, uses a warm friendly conversational tone designed to draw you in, inform and reaffirm the listener. The CMU spot, features an informative, trustworthy spokesperson or professional representative, designed to be factual, yet understanding. The CIBC spot, uses a warm announcer quality, much like a golf announcer observing what is happening, but not wanting interrupt. The Dell Chromebook spot, presents a high energy feel with a touch of science fair presenter designed to entice the listener and solve every parents problems. Lastly, the Toyota spot shares; a fun, youthful, pubescent nerdy teen, with a high tone and a hint of voice break. (Very much tongue-in-cheek)

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

North American (Canadian-General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Hi, I'm Steve Quackenbush. What if there was a coffee that was sourced from some of the world's most renowned growing regions, abundant with rich for time soil? Now what if this coffee just happened to be coffee already know in love? Tim Hortons, Central Michigan University Undergraduate credits don't expire. You can transfer them and save hundreds, even thousands of dollars on your bachelor's degree. But it isn't just the money, is it? It's fitting class work into your schedule. There are millions of songs Julia can choose from, but she only plays one. She streamed it 356 times, but only paid for it once, and she banks the same way with the sea. IBC Smart Account. This'd a kid tough school ready machine. Over the last few years, we've put Chromebooks to the test. After thousands of drops, Michael drops and spills. We've found the number one crumble. Killer students from the clenched fist of a legend rises a new action star, a hero who is always there to save the day here. So fearless, so rugged. He's as toughest Chuck Toyota. Let's go places