Promo voice over
Promo voice over made to your brief.
Promos announce what is on next, so the voice must sound like the channel: consistent across a hundred spots a month, and quick to turn around when the schedule changes.
Why it works
What matters in promo voice over
Three things that decide how this work turns out.
- 01
A channel voice
One voice or a small cast keeps the promos recognisable, and the read is matched week after week.
- 02
Fast changes
Dates and times change last minute, so lines are recorded as swappable blocks.
- 03
Playout-ready files
Files are named and levelled for the master control team that loads them.
Process
How a promo voice over project runs
The steps from brief to delivery.
- 01
Style guide
You send the channel voice reference and the promo format.
- 02
Recording
Dated lines are recorded in batches and updated as the schedule changes.
- 03
Delivery
Dry files named by title and air date.
Specs
Specs
What the quote states, before you commit.
- Blocks
- Titles, days and times recorded as separate lines.
- Naming
- By show, date and version, to match your playout system.
Questions
Questions, answered.
Do you keep the same voice for months?
Yes, the cast is fixed in the quote.
Do you record in several languages?
Yes, with a native voice per language.
Do you handle live-promo needs?
No. We record, we do not stream live.
Next
Where to go next
- Trailer voice overTrailer voice over for film, series and games, cast for weight and timed to the cut. Native actors, scripts adapted, unbranded files to your spec.
- Radio commercial voice overRadio commercial voice over with native actors, timed to the second and delivered as a clean dry voice for the mix. Get a quote on your script.
- Broadcasters and streaming platformsVoice over for broadcasters and streaming platforms: native actors, scripts adapted to the market and files to your spec. Send the script for a quote.
Quote promo voice over.
Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com