Voiceover for video presentation

Note: Budget is $10. Include in your bid the phrase

"I am native English speaker and agree to do voice over of 3800 words for $10"

I am looking for a voiceover artist to provide a friendly tone for an engaging video presentation. The video is expected to be is over 10 minutes in length each i.e total of 3800 words divided into two files with two different topics.

Also, I don't need someone to just read the script, the voice over should be clear, engaging and sound more like an inner thought/reflection/narration/story. It should not sound like you are reading a novel. I'll only send you files after listening to your demo VO

Skills and experience required:
- Voiceover artist with a friendly and engaging tone
- Ability to speak in a English language
- Experience in providing voiceovers for videos longer than 10 minutes
-Should sound european/american
-Male freelancers only only
-Individuals only. No agencies

Also note that before I award you the project you have to provide a demo of this script.

"Some people consider Nietzsche important because he created one of the most original and insightful theories of ancient Greek tragedy we have.

Others consider him important as the author of perhaps the most penetrating, radical, and relentless criticism of the Western rationalist tradition ever achieved.

There are only a few really vivid and thought-provoking accounts of Socrates’ place in the philosophical and cultural tradition, and Nietzsche is responsible for one of them. Aristophanes presented Socrates as a fool and a fraud. Plato out-did Aristophanes by painting an even more memorable portrait of Socrates as a wise man. Nietzsche tried to out-do Plato by imagining Socrates as a mentally ill but fiendishly clever manipulator of minds and emotions. It’s too early to know whether he succeeded, but we’re unlikely to stop debating the issue in the foreseeable future.

Still others consider Nietzsche important because he was one of the greatest prose stylists in the history of philosophy (and more).

None of these reasons for Nietzsche’s importance has anything to do with whether one agrees with Nietzsche or likes what he said or how he said it. It’s rather that he said things never said before on vitally important topics, and did so in unforgettable ways."