# Voiceover Script Template Pack — free download from DollarWise (dollarwise.xyz)

Five voiceover script templates with direction notes, plus a recording checklist. Replace the placeholders, read aloud twice, then record.

## Voiceover script template pack

### How to use these templates

- [Direction] notes tell the voice actor how to read each line: pace, tone, and emphasis.
- [Pause] marks a short beat. [Beat] is shorter. Use them where a listener needs a moment.
- Replace ALL-CAPS placeholders with your own words, then read the script aloud twice before recording.

## 1. Commercial (30 seconds)

[Warm, upbeat, conversational pace]
Tired of [problem]? Meet [product] — the [benefit] that fits your life.
[Pause]
With [feature 1] and [feature 2], [product] makes [task] easier than ever.
[Confident, rising energy]
Try [product] today at [website]. [Product]: [tagline].

## 2. Explainer video (60 seconds)

[Friendly, clear, steady pace]
Have you ever wondered how [topic] actually works? Here is the simple version.
[Pause]
First, [step 1]. Then, [step 2]. Finally, [step 3].
[Beat]
That is it. No jargon, no confusion — just [outcome].
[Warm close]
Learn more at [website].

## 3. Narration / documentary

[Calm, measured, authoritative]
In [place], at [time], something remarkable was happening.
[Pause]
[Subject] had spent years working on [project], mostly unnoticed.
But on that day, everything changed.
[Slower, reflective]
This is the story of [subject] — and of what [lesson] really means.

## 4. E-learning / training

[Encouraging, patient, clear]
Welcome to [course name]. In this lesson, you will learn [objective].
[Pause]
Let us start with the basics. [Concept] means [definition].
[Beat]
Here is an example: [example].
Now it is your turn. Try [exercise], then check your answer.
[Encouraging close]
Great work. In the next lesson, we will cover [next topic].

## 5. Promo / trailer

[Bold, energetic, dramatic pauses]
One [person]. One [challenge]. One chance.
[Pause]
This [season/year], [name] takes on [challenge] — and nothing will be the same.
[Beat]
[Title]. Coming [date] to [platform].

## Recording checklist

1. Warm up your voice: hum, stretch, and read a paragraph aloud.
2. Record in a quiet room with soft surfaces; closets full of clothes work well.
3. Keep the microphone 6 to 8 inches from your mouth, slightly off to one side.
4. Record each section twice and keep the better take.
5. Leave two seconds of silence at the start and end of every recording.
6. Listen back on headphones before you call it done.