Voiceover for museums and culture.
Voice for guides, exhibition films and tours, in every visitor language.
Who it is for.
- Museums and galleries
- Guides.
- Heritage sites
- Tours.
- Theatres and venues
- Information.
What we produce.
- Audio guides
- Stops by number.
- Exhibition films
- Context for objects.
- Tour narration
- Trails.
- Accessible tracks
- Described versions.
A stop that points.
As first written
This is a notable example of the Baroque period.
As written for the ear
Look at the gold on the ceiling. It is real leaf.
How a project runs.
Send what you have
Stop list and languages.
Cast and adapt
Scripts for the ear.
Voice and review
A calm voice, then native review.
Delivery
Files by stop.
Languages and accents.
Museums and culture audiences sit in many countries, so the voice and wording follow each market. Every language and accent is on the languages page.
Questions before you start.
Can you voice temporary exhibitions?
Yes.
Do you deliver an app?
No, audio files.
Can you cover children's tracks?
Yes.
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Tell us about your project.
Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.