Corporate Voiceovers

What corporate voice over involves

Corporate work rewards credibility over performance. The audience is usually a colleague, a client or an investor, and they can tell instantly when a read is trying too hard. The right voice sounds like a competent person explaining something they understand, not an announcer.

The main risk in corporate projects is inconsistency. A company produces a brand film one quarter, an onboarding video the next and a results presentation after that, each with a different voice. The material stops sounding like it comes from the same organisation.

Common corporate formats

• Brand and culture films
• Internal communications and change programmes
• Onboarding and induction video
• Investor relations and results presentations
• Trade show and event loops
• Health, safety and compliance briefings

Keeping one voice across everything

We keep a record of the talent booked for your account so the same voice is available for future projects, in every language you have used. That continuity is worth more than any single recording. It is also the reason to think about casting before the first project rather than after the third.

Confidentiality

Corporate scripts frequently contain unreleased results, restructuring plans or product information under embargo. We work under NDA as standard and limit script access to the talent and engineer assigned to the project.

What you get

• Demos from shortlisted voices read to your script
• A named voice reserved for your brand across languages
• Clean, consistent audio levels across every deliverable
• Pronunciation checks on product names, acronyms and executive names
• Files formatted for your editor, in the specification you need

Send the script and tell us where it will be used. We will come back with demos and a fixed quote.