Corporate film voiceover, for a global company.

A measured, credible voice for company films, annual results and brand stories, produced in every language your audience speaks.

Who it is for.

Communications and brand teams
Films about company values, history and purpose where tone carries as much as the words.
Investor relations
Results and strategy films that must be exact on figures, names and legal wording.
HR and employer branding
Recruitment films that speak to candidates in their own language.

What we produce.

Company and brand films
A calm, confident voice paced to the footage.
Results and strategy films
Figures, tickers and legal names agreed and said the same way each time.
Leadership messages
A voice cast to sit alongside the executive on screen.
Annual and sustainability reports in video
Long scripts kept consistent from the first chapter to the last.

Figures read for the ear.

As first written

Revenue grew 12.4% YoY to EUR 4.2bn (FY24 vs FY23).

As written for the ear

Revenue grew by twelve point four percent, to four point two billion euros, compared with the year before.

Illustrative example written for this page, not client work. Written numbers and abbreviations are rarely said aloud as they appear, so we agree how each is read before recording.

How a project runs.

  1. Send what you have

    The finished film or the script, the markets it is for and any style references.

  2. Cast and adapt

    Scripts are rewritten for the ear, and legal names, tickers and figures are listed for agreement.

  3. Voice and review

    A producer directs tone and pace, then a native speaker checks every language for register and numbers.

  4. Delivery

    Named audio files per language, with the glossary kept for next year's film.

Languages and accents.

Investor and employer audiences often sit in several countries, and each expects the register of its own market. Every language and accent is on the languages page.

Questions before you start.

Can the voice match the executive on screen?

We cast a voice for age, weight and tone and show you options. We do not clone a real person's voice without their written consent.

How do you handle financial wording?

Figures, units and legal names are written out in a glossary that you approve, and a reviewer checks them against the final audio.

Can last year's film be updated?

Yes. The voice and glossary are kept, so changed lines are produced again and sound like the rest.

Tell us about your project.

Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.

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