In 30 seconds
You send a brief, the studio casts and produces, and a person checks the result, with a native speaker for each language, before it is delivered. The brand you booked through handles the order.
1. You brief
You tell the studio what the piece is for, who will hear or see it and where it will run. The brief checklist lists what helps most. A clear brief saves a round of questions.
2. The studio produces
The studio casts the voices, directs the recording and produces the piece. For every language, the voices are native speakers, and the studio works with real human voices in all languages and accents.
3. A person reviews
Before delivery, a person checks the result against the brief, and a native speaker reviews each language. If something does not match, it is corrected before you see it.
4. You receive and approve
You get the files in the agreed formats. Revisions and approvals explains how a round of changes works.
Who does what
- You: the brief, the script or source, the final approval.
- The brand you booked with: the order, the schedule and the delivery.
- The studio: the standard, the review and the second opinion.
Quick answers
Who do I talk to?
To the brand you booked through. The studio sets how the work is done and steps in when a project needs a second opinion.
Can I change the brief once production starts?
Small changes, yes. A change of language, length or purpose usually means a new round, so say it before casting.