Language Dubbing
Full lip-sync and voice-over dubbing, from script adaptation and voice casting through to the final mixed language track.
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Full lip-sync and voice-over dubbing, from script adaptation and voice casting through to the final mixed language track.
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Translated and same-language subtitles, spotted to timecode and formatted to reading-speed and platform specifications.
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Accessibility captions carrying dialogue, speaker identification and non-speech audio, conformed to broadcast and streaming standards.
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Narrated description of on-screen action, written into the natural gaps in dialogue for blind and low-vision audiences.
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Accurate written records of spoken audio — verbatim or clean-read, timecoded and speaker-labelled.
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Scene-by-scene continuity and spotting documents — the reference scripts localization, QC and archive teams work from.
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Localized game dialogue and audio assets — recorded, processed and delivered against the engine's naming and integration requirements.
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Balancing, treating and finishing audio so that it translates across every system it will be heard on.
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Everything that happens to a soundtrack after the shoot — dialogue editing, ADR, Foley, effects and the final mix to picture.
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Narration, editing and mastering of long-form audiobooks to retailer delivery specifications.
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Our recording and blending rooms, available with or without an engineer, by the session or the block.
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Production crew, camera and lighting for studio and location shoots, from single-camera interviews to multi-camera setups.
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2D and motion-graphic animation — character work, explainers, titles and animated sequences.
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Design for screen and print — key art, on-screen graphics, thumbnails, social assets and brand collateral.
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