E-Learning Corporate Explainer Sample (Cool, Confident, Clear, Conversational, Google, Tech, IT)

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Description

E-learning explainer video sample for Gsuite by Google. An internal video prodcution featuring clear, confident, and casually conversational tones with articulate and engaging enuciation. Inspiring, driven, subtle, intimate, friendly, helpful tones throughout.

INDUSTRIES: Tech, Business, Educational, IT

VOICE AGE: 30’s, 40’s, Middle Aged, 20’s, Millennial, Young Adult

ROLE: Announcer, Business Woman, Executive, Friend, Gen x, Gen Y, Generation x, Generation y, Girl Next Door, Millennial, Mother, Motivational Speaker, Narrator, Presenter, Professional, Salesperson, Storyteller

Additional Tags:
approachable, articulate, attractive, authentic, authoritative, believable, bold, challenging, charismatic, charming, clear, confident, conversational, cool, corporate, current, deep, dramatic, dynamic, edgy, educational, empathetic, engaging, enigmatic, enthusiastic, familiar, friendly, genuine, grit, gravely, hip, honest, humorous, husky, informative, inspirational, inspiring, intelligent, intense, inviting, knowledgeable, low pitched, mature, motivational, natural, personable, personal, playful, powerful, professional, real, relatable, rich, sporty, straightforward, strong, sympathetic, technical, textured, true, trust worthy, trusted, upbeat, warm, wink

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (Canadian-General) North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
G Suite is Google's world class set of cloud based productivity. APS. They're so engaging and easy to use that it's no surprise. Schools love G suite for education. We did, too. G Suite is great for teachers and students because it's fast, familiar and engaging, but wasn't built for the specific needs of education. When Google classroom came along, it was a good step in that direction. And for some schools, G suite and classroom will be enough. But others will need more. Meanwhile, it's learning has been focused on broad and deep support for all teaching and learning processes.