Documentary voice over

Documentary voice over made to your brief.

Documentary narration is a long read that must stay engaged for forty to ninety minutes, so the voice is chosen for stamina and credibility, and the script is checked for facts and names.

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Why it works

What matters in documentary voice over

Three things that decide how this work turns out.

  • 01

    Stamina and credibility

    Narrators are chosen to hold attention for long reads without drifting in tone.

  • 02

    Names and facts

    Place names and terms are checked with the narrator before the session.

  • 03

    Versions for many markets

    Documentaries are narrated again in each language, with the timing adapted to the cut.

Process

How a documentary voice over project runs

The steps from brief to delivery.

  1. 01

    Script and cut

    You send the narration script and a locked or rough cut.

  2. 02

    Pronunciation check

    We prepare a list of names and confirm it with the narrator.

  3. 03

    Recording and delivery

    Long reads are recorded in sessions and delivered by chapter.

Specs

Specs

What the quote states, before you commit.

Length
Forty minutes to ninety, delivered by chapter.
Pickups
Changes after the locked cut are recorded as pickups.

Questions

Questions, answered.

How do you choose a narrator?

Several narrators read the same passage and you choose.

Can you narrate in several languages?

Yes, with the script adapted to the timing in each.

Do you handle voice-over for archival footage?

Yes, with a read matched to the era if the brief asks.

Can we record to a rough cut?

Yes, with pickups after the locked cut.

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Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.

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