News voiceover, clear and neutral.

A clear, neutral voice for reports, bulletins and explainers, with names and numbers agreed before they go out.

Who it is for.

Newsrooms and digital publishers
Written stories turned into video reports.
Broadcasters
Versions of a report for other regions.
Corporate communications
Press and update videos.

What we produce.

Video reports
A neutral, trustworthy voice.
Bulletins and updates
Short items on a repeating schedule.
Explainers
A clear voice for background pieces.
Multilingual versions
The same report for other regions.

Names and numbers first.

As first written

Dr. Al-Rashid said the museum had 1.2m visitors, the most since 2009.

As written for the ear

Doctor Al-Rashid said the museum had one point two million visitors, the most since two thousand nine.

Illustrative example written for this page, not client work. Names, titles and figures are checked against the source before recording.

How a project runs.

  1. Send what you have

    The script and the source of every name and number.

  2. Cast and adapt

    We list names, places and figures and agree how each is said.

  3. Voice and review

    A producer directs a neutral delivery, and a native speaker checks the names.

  4. Delivery

    Audio per item, named for your editing system.

Languages and accents.

Names of people and places are checked with a native speaker, because a wrong stress is noticed at once. Every language and accent is on the languages page.

Questions before you start.

Can you work to a schedule?

Yes. Tell us the times and turnaround and we plan around them.

Do you voice real presenters?

No. We use licensed synthetic voices and never imitate a real presenter.

Who checks facts?

You do. We check how names and numbers are said.

Tell us about your project.

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

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