Every format, every market
Choose the format first. Each page says what to settle before recording and links to the languages and sectors that fit it. Several formats in several languages can be one project: see how a multilingual project runs.
44 formats. A name with a link has its own page (3 now); one without it has no page yet: tell us the brief and we answer whether we can cast it.
Advertising
- Commercial voice over
- Radio commercial voice over
- TV commercial voice over
- Online ad voice over
- Trailer voice over
- Political ad voice over
- Radio imaging voice over
- In-store announcement voice over
Telephony and IVR
- Telephone voice over
- Auto attendant voice over
- On-hold message voice over
- Voicemail greeting voice over
- Outbound call voice over
Video and audiovisual content
- Video voice over
- Corporate video voice over
- Explainer video voice over
- Product video voice over
- Documentary voice over
- TV and news narration
- Podcast voice over
- Event and trade show voice over
Training and e-learning
- Tutorial voice over
- Safety training voice over
- Medical narration
Narration and immersive audio
- Audiobook narration
- Audio guide voice over
- Audio drama voice over
- Children's story narration
- Meditation voice over
- Article narration
Entertainment and characters
- Animation voice over
- Video game voice over
- Character voice over
Products and spaces
- Toy voice over
- Navigation and vehicle voice over
- App and VR voice over
- Public address voice over
- Voice assistant voice over
Localization and dubbing
- Translation and voice over
- Dubbing services
- Corporate dubbing
Not on the list?
Describe the format and the audience. If we can cast it natively, we say so with samples; if we cannot, we say that too.
Describe your brief