Logo contest: Amador Bilingual Voiceovers

What we do:

My husband, teenage daughters and I provide professional, flawless Native English & Spanish voiceovers, perfect in both languages – accent optional recorded in our private studio. Our voices inspire, motivate, educate and inform, making it easier for our client's message to reach today’s increasingly diverse market. We're easy and fun to work with and provide quick turnaround. Native Speakers | Perfect English, Perfect Spanish | A Family of Voices in English & Spanish |Spanish Overdubbing |Character Voices in English & Spanish - Male and Female voices.

Media producers of content, particularly Hispanic and multi-culturally oriented filmmakers, non-profits and business owners including TV & Radio, corporations and organizations who intend to take a message to the Latino population and/or the North American population about things that matter in their lives. Producers that hire us tend to be between 25-60 years old, professional, meticulous, creative, and they're predominantly male though there are a lot of females too. We are also hired by Voice Talent casting agencies, translation companies and occasionally individuals making web marketing or informational videos. They all know what they want & our voices must transmit their message.

They should match our website in progress at this temporary URL: www.amadorbilingualvoiceovers.com/voice (soon to be the same without the "voice" at the end). No dark, somber colors. Joyous, happy colors that are associated with Latin culture. Rust, mustards, teals, beige, blue, yellows, etc. It can have some darker colors as in the image an artist created for us on the URL provided too. The logo *must* match our new website. This is critical.

We probably don't want a microphone since that's such a trite image in voiceover, but there are elements and designs in the home page provided that could perhaps be used that were created by an artist already. We don't need for those elements to be in it, but we wouldn't be opposed to it either. I can provide those graphic elements separately if needed, in high quality. The idea is to have a logo that somehow represents our culture - Latinos/Latinas and the fact that we use our voices (maybe) or that we are messengers; that we speak and transmit powerful messages all over the world, helping Latinos and non-Latinos alike. We will consider a logo using the acronym ABVO with the full name "Amador Bilingual VoiceOvers" under it or just the Amador Bilingual VoiceOvers name. We're concerned that just ABVO doesn't mean anything without the full name.