Animation voice over
Animation voice over made to your brief.
Animation voice work is recorded before or after the picture, and it needs actors who can lip-sync, hold a character and perform to a storyboard.
Why it works
What matters in animation voice over
Three things that decide how this work turns out.
- 01
Before or after picture
We record to a storyboard or to finished animation, whichever the production uses.
- 02
Lip-sync to animation
Actors match the mouth shapes of the animation when the picture is locked.
- 03
Series consistency
The voice is fixed across episodes and seasons.
Process
How a animation voice over project runs
The steps from brief to delivery.
- 01
Script and references
You send the script, character sheets and animatic.
- 02
Casting
Actors audition and you choose.
- 03
Recording and delivery
Lines are delivered by scene and character.
Specs
Specs
What the quote states, before you commit.
- Naming
- By episode, scene and character.
- Sync
- Matched to the locked picture where needed.
Questions
Questions, answered.
Do you record before the animation?
Yes, to storyboard or animatic.
Can you dub animation into other languages?
Yes, with a native cast per language and lip-sync adaptation.
Next
Where to go next
- Character voice overCharacter voice over for animation, games and mascots: auditions to character briefs, a consistent voice and clear retake notes. Quote on your script.
- Video game voice overVideo game voice over for studios and localization teams: line-ID delivery, character direction and retakes handled by script ID. Quote on your script.
- ServicesVoice over services by format: advertising, telephony, video, training, narration, games, apps, dubbing, casting and AI voice, in every language.
Quote animation voice over.
Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com