French Corporate voice over

French carries a certain expectation of polish — it's the language of luxury, cosmetics, hospitality and the EU institutions, and a corporate read that sounds flat or over-sold undercuts the brand. We cast for a clear, credible register and direct for a read that sounds like a person talking to you, not an announcer, because that's what lands in French corporate and explainer content.

The variety call is quieter than in advertising but still real: Metropolitan French serves France and most of francophone Europe and Africa, but a piece aimed at Québec wants Canadian French — a Metropolitan read sounds distinctly foreign to a Canadian corporate audience. Tell us the market and we cast to it, and can voice both from one script where you're addressing France and Canada separately.

It's usually part of a bigger job — a video that also needs script adaptation, on-screen text and subtitles — and French runs longer than English, so where the narration sits to picture we pace it to fit rather than rushing. One team handles the whole thing, keeps terminology and tone consistent, and delivers broadcast-quality audio in your editor's format, usually within 24 to 48 hours.