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The rise of African American Voice Over expert...

In a quiet studio in Atlanta, a casting director listens to audition files for a new Netflix original series. The brief is specifi...

What makes Chinese Voice Over different today...

Nobody in the international dubbing circles seems to mention the strange tension that sits at the core of contemporary Chinese Voi...

The rise of Russian Voice Over in modern industry

It’s a strange contradiction: ten years ago, international studios treated Russian voice over as an afterthought—if it mad...

The story behind German Voice Over

It begins, as these stories often do, in a dimly lit room with a heavy wooden door that muffles out Berlin’s traffic. The voice ...

The story behind French Voice Over

The first time I visited a Parisian post-production studio, somewhere between the Marais and Bastille, I found myself in a cramped...

How Scottish Voice Over is evolving right now

It’s strange to think that, for a long time, “Scottish voice over” in mainstream media meant one of two things: a ca...

Inside the world of English Voice Over

The glass at Soho’s Grafton Studios fogs up on a rainy February morning. Inside, a voice actor—let’s call her Maya—rep...

What’s happening in British Voice Over right now...

The old pine door slams. Somewhere in Soho, a voice actor—let’s call her Maya—closes another remote session for a US-based i...

What you need to know about Australian Voice...

There’s a story that circulates among agency producers in Sydney about a major US brand launching their campaign in Australia. T...

The reality of American Voice Over today for...

A decade ago, a handful of regional agents in Los Angeles and New York might have told aspiring voice actors to build up their the...

Why Icelandic Voice Over matters for companies

Nobody at the Reykjavík International Film Festival expected Vodafone Iceland’s hyper-localized campaign to make waves outside ...

How Hungarian Voice Over is changing everything...

The first time I sat in a Budapest post-production studio, it was late . The energy was unmistakable — not quite Hollywood, not ...
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