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Sound local in every market.

Native voice-over, casting and audio production for brands, agencies and production teams that speak to more than one country.

Request a quote Find your market’s voice

One language, cast per market

  • Spanishes-ESes-MXes-AR
  • Portuguesept-PTpt-BR
  • Frenchfr-FRfr-CA
  • Englishen-GBen-US

ForAdvertisingE-learningCorporate filmGamesAudiobooksPhone systems

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One brief, every language.

Tell us the language and the audience’s country. We’ll confirm suitable voice options and availability for your project.

Twelve of the languages we cast, as examples. One script, several countries

Every language and country

Decided before the booth.

Three decisions shape how a script sounds in each market. We settle them with you before anyone records.

  1. vousSie敬語

    French, German, Japanese: three ways to say "you" politely

    The market

    Formal or familiar?

    Who is listening sets the accent, the vocabulary and how the voice speaks to them. Agreed once, for the whole script.

  2. 1.000,50 €

    Read as Spain reads it

    The performance

    Every name. Every number.

    Names, acronyms, prices and dates are read the local way, following your pronunciation guide.

  3. 0:07 → 0:09

    Example: one line, two languages

    The delivery

    Made to fit the piece.

    A line can need more time in another language, so length, versions and usage are agreed before recording.

From brief to final audio.

Directed by people who hear the difference. Voice actors record in their mother tongue, for the market that will hear them.Example of a marked script line

  1. Tell us about the project.

    Share the markets, the script or its estimated length, the usage and the deadline.

  2. Choose the voice.

    Review voice options and agree the scope before recording starts.

  3. Receive the final audio.

    The approved scope sets the versions, formats and delivery date.

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Find the voice for your next market.

Tell us what you’re making and where it will be heard. No finished script? Share an outline.

Request a quoteOpens the brief form: three questions.

The form asks

  1. Work emailWhere we send the quote
  2. Languages and marketspt-BR or pt-PT, es-ES or es-MX
  3. Your projectLength, where it will be used and your date. The script is optional.

What happens next

We review your brief, clarify any missing details and confirm the scope, quote and delivery schedule.

Before you brief us

How do you choose the right voice for my market?

We send a shortlist of native voices for each market, with samples in your tone and notes on accent and register. You choose, and we book.

What do I need to send for a quote?

The script or its length, the languages and markets, where it will be used and your deadline. If something is missing, we ask.

What do I receive at the end?

Edited takes for every language and version, named by language, in the formats your editor or learning platform needs, with subtitles if you ask for them.