Dubbing/ Voiceover Services

Dubbing is where you re-voice the original content in either the native language or the target language. We roll the video with the time code on top, making sure the voice artist delivers the dialogues accurately according to the timestamps on the transcripts. Dubbed voice replaces the native language to target a particular audience or people in a specific geographical location. For instance, English films are dubbed for people in the Asian continent to entertain the audience there. Thus dubbing opens up an opportunity for foreign language content despite physical barriers.

Most of us think voiceover and dubbing are similar. Both re-voice the original content, but the two are different. Dubbing retains the original content, and the lip movements are accurately synchronized, whereas voiceover is all kinds of narrating a video. It lacks the emotions and tonality of the original content and is much similar to storytelling. Voiceover is often noticeable to the audience. Voiceover plays a unique role when it comes to certain animation films, documentaries, e-learning and training videos, news segments, ad spots, and commercials.