Video voice over
Video voice over made to your brief.
A video voice-over is a script read to picture, and the work is in choosing the right voice, setting the pace to the edit and delivering clean audio your editor can drop in.
Why it works
What matters in video voice over
Three things that decide how this work turns out.
- 01
Chosen by listening
Several actors read part of your script and you choose, rather than picking from a catalogue by name.
- 02
Timed to the edit
The read is recorded to the cut, so the voice and the picture finish together.
- 03
Fixes without a new session
Changes to a line are recorded as a pickup and matched to the original.
Process
How a video voice over project runs
The steps from brief to delivery.
- 01
Script and edit
You send the script and the rough cut.
- 02
Voice choice
You hear short reads and pick.
- 03
Recording and delivery
The take is directed, edited and delivered as a clean file.
Specs
Specs
What the quote states, before you commit.
- Length
- From fifteen seconds to long-form.
- Files
- WAV or MP3, with or without breaths trimmed, as you ask.
Questions
Questions, answered.
How do I choose a voice?
You hear the same lines in several voices and choose the one that fits.
Can you work to a rough cut?
Yes, and we flag lines that do not fit the timing.
Do you edit breaths?
We deliver them trimmed or natural, as your editor prefers.
Can you do other languages?
Yes, in the same project.
Next
Where to go next
- Explainer video voice overExplainer video voice over for studios and agencies: timed to the animation, native actors per language, pacing agreed first and files cut to your scenes.
- Corporate video voice overCorporate video voice over for production companies: native actors, names and terms pronounced to your list, approvals before delivery and unbranded files.
- Multilingual voice overMultilingual voice over from one brief: native actors in 47 languages, scripts adapted to the timing, one glossary and one account manager for all.
Quote video voice over.
Send the script, the languages, the usage and the deadline.
Or write to hello [at] voicepros [dot] com