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Posted Thu, 18 Dec 2025 14:06:31 GMT by julie diane

Hi everyone,

I’m working on setting up a voice over order form for my freelance services and would love some advice. I want the form to be clear and efficient for clients while capturing all the essential details like script, tone, length, and usage rights.

What are the best practices for structuring such a form? Are there any must-have fields or optional extras that clients usually find helpful? Also, how do you handle revisions and delivery timelines in the form?

Any examples of effective voice over order forms would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Posted Thu, 18 Dec 2025 14:07:43 GMT by jack austin

Hi!

For a voice over order form, clarity and completeness are key. Essential fields include: client info, script upload or text, word count, tone/style, target audience, technical specs (format, sample rate), usage rights, delivery date, and revision policy. A well-designed Voice Over Order Form helps capture all these details efficiently and ensures clients provide everything you need upfront.

Optional fields can be pronunciation guides, reference audio, accent preference, background music, and special instructions. Best practices: use checkboxes, dropdowns, and file uploads to simplify input; clearly outline turnaround times and revision limits; and provide a summary page before submission to catch missing info.

Many freelancers use Google Forms, Typeform, or platforms like Bonsai for professional forms.

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