Business and learning

Corporate voice-over

Native voice actors for corporate films, employee communications and brand stories, cast to sound like your company and kept consistent across every film and language.

Samples on request, read from your own script.

  • Who recordsNative professional actors, in a booth
  • RecordingRecorded to your brief
  • ChecksEvery file checked word by word
  • QuoteWritten, approved before recording

Who it’s for

  • Communications and brand teams

    Teams that need one recognisable corporate voice across films, events and presentations.

  • HR and internal communications

    Onboarding, announcements and town halls delivered in every language your people speak.

  • Investor relations

    Results, strategy and sustainability films that need a measured, credible voice.

  • Marketing and events

    Brand films, trade-show loops and presentations voiced for the audience in the room.

Formats and lengths

The kinds of corporate narration we record most often.

Brand filmTwo to four minutes
The company story, told in a voice that matches the brand.
Internal announcementOne to three minutes
Messages to employees, recorded in each language of your workforce.
Presentation narrationPer slide
Narration recorded slide by slide so it can be updated later.
Event and trade-show loopShort, repeating
Short messages designed to loop without the voice wearing on a listener.

Script examples by format

Three lines, three different reads. This is the brief the voice actor works from.

  • Brand film

    We started with one workshop and a simple idea: build things that last. Today, that idea reaches customers in forty cities, and it still starts the same way, with people who care about the work.

    Direction: Calm, assured, human

  • Internal announcement

    Good morning, everyone. Today we are launching our new internal platform. It brings your tools together in one place. Here is what is changing, and how we will help you through it.

    Direction: Warm, direct

Available languages

Native voices in 100+ languages, grouped by continent. Each one has its own page with voices and samples; ask for any other.

Search all languages

How we work

  1. Casting

    We start from your brand voice, not from a generic corporate announcer, and shortlist voices to match.

  2. Direction

    The session is recorded against your brief: meaning, pace and every agreed pronunciation. You can listen in remotely.

  3. Delivery

    Files named by film and language, with a pronunciation list agreed for names and terms.

Corporate voice-over questions

How do you keep a corporate voice consistent?

We keep the casting notes and session settings on file, so a new film can be recorded with the same voice, or a close match.

Can you voice the same film in several languages?

Yes. Each language gets a native voice, and we keep the file structure identical across languages.

Can names and terms be said correctly?

We agree a pronunciation list with you before recording, and check every file against it.

Who should approve the voice?

We send a shortlist for approval, then the client signs off the voice before the session. Include anyone who has to sign off the final film.

Send us your corporate script.

Four questions. A draft script or a word count is enough. You get a written quote before anything is recorded.

  1. Send a draft or a word countFour questions on the quote page.
  2. Hear a shortlistRecommended voices, with why each fits.
  3. Approve a written quoteUsage and delivery date stated. Nothing is recorded before.

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