Lip sync dubbing, matched to the mouth.

Dubbing for on-screen speakers, with wording and timing adapted to the visible mouth movement and checked by a native speaker.

Who it is for.

Video and film teams
Speakers on camera whose dub must look natural.
Corporate communications
Leadership and presenter videos in many languages.
Training and e-learning
Instructors on screen, in the learner's language.

What we produce.

Presenter and interview dubs
Wording and timing fitted to visible speech.
Training with an on-screen trainer
The trainer speaking the learner's language.
Short clips
Close-ups where the mouth is clearly visible.
Review before delivery
You see a sample before the whole video is made.

Wording chosen for the mouth.

As first written

I am very pleased to welcome you all here today.

As written for the ear

Welcome, everyone.

Illustrative example written for this page, not client work. Closed lips and open vowels show on screen, so the wording is chosen to match the visible movement, not only the meaning.

How a project runs.

  1. Send what you have

    The video, a transcript and the languages.

  2. Cast and adapt

    We adapt wording and timing to the visible mouth movement and tell you where a perfect match is not possible.

  3. Voice and review

    A producer directs the delivery, and a native speaker checks the result against the picture.

  4. Delivery

    A sample first, then the full video or audio per language.

Languages and accents.

How well a dub can match the mouth depends on the language pair, so we say so before we begin. Every language and accent is on the languages page. Every language and accent is on the languages page.

Questions before you start.

Is lip sync always perfect?

No. Some language pairs fit better than others, and close-ups are the hardest. We tell you in advance and show a sample.

Does it change the speaker's face?

Our service adapts the audio. Any visual change to the face is a separate matter and is not part of this service unless agreed.

What do you need from me?

The video with the speaker visible, a transcript if you have one, and the target languages.

Tell us about your project.

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

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