On-Camera Video Presenter / Host for Legal & AI Educational YouTube Channel (Office Setup Required) - Contract to Hire

We are seeking an engaging, articulate, and professional on-camera presenter based in the Philippines to serve as a primary host for an educational YouTube channel (The Pro Se Argument).

The channel focuses on landmark employment discrimination cases, civil rights statutes, pro se representation, and emerging legal AI tools.

Copyright & Intellectual Property Agreement:

This position is strictly a Work Made for Hire. Full ownership of all deliverables, audio/video raw files, finished media, and underlying copyrights will transfer exclusively and globally to the client upon milestone payment. The hired freelancer must be willing to sign a formal digital Work for Hire / IP Assignment release prior to starting work.

Key Responsibilities:

Record clear, engaging video intros, case summaries, and conclusions based on provided scripts.

Present from a dedicated home studio or clean, quiet professional office environment.

Maintain a professional, approachable, and authoritative tone on camera.

Deliver raw high-definition video (1080p minimum, 4K preferred) with clean lighting and crisp audio.

Requirements:

Excellent spoken English with clear articulation and natural pacing.

A professional, well-lit office background or home studio setup.

Dedicated audio equipment (cardioid/condenser microphone) with zero room echo or background noise.

Ability to comfortably pronounce legal terminology (a phonetic guide will be provided for complex terms).

Reliability and ability to deliver 24 each 20–30 minutes long.

Preferred Experience:

Experience in YouTube hosting, broadcast journalism, corporate presentations, or educational video production.

Interest in law, technology, or legal AI tools.

How to Apply:

Please submit a link to your video portfolio, demo reel, or a short 30-second introduction video showcasing your on-camera setup and voice clarity. Proposals without a video sample will not be considered.

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