Corporate voice over services

Yes. Alongside the voice over we handle translation, subtitles and on-screen text, so terminology and tone stay consistent across the whole video.

Yes. Alongside the voice over we handle translation, subtitles and on-screen text, so terminology and tone stay consistent across the whole video.

Professional recording of voices for business content: brand films, explainers, internal communications, training, IVR phone systems and presentations. The service covers casting, recording, editing and delivery in the formats your channels need.

Most corporate work costs less than people expect, because internal content carries no usage fee. Corporate videos, training, e-learning, IVR and phone messages pay the Basic Studio Fee only — £400 / €500 / $550 per studio hour, £1,200 a half day, £2,400 a full day, with the room, the sound engineer and basic file cleanup included — as long as the audio is not published to the general public. A usage licence is added only if the piece goes out on TV, radio or a public platform. Translation and extra languages are quoted per language on top. Send your brief and the quote comes back itemised line by line.

There is no universal answer: employee-facing content rewards warmth, customer-facing content rewards clarity and polish. The reliable starting point is your brand: we help define how it should sound, then cast against that.

Yes. Global corporate content is a core part of our work. Native voices for every market, in-house translation and one central workflow keep your identity consistent across languages.

Send your script or storyboard with notes on audience, tone, deadline and where the content will run. We respond with voice suggestions and a quote. Most projects are in production within days.

Casting, a directed session, editing, and delivery in your spec — with the voice held on file so next quarter's film matches this one.

We produce corporate voice over for corporate videos, internal communications, presentations, health-and-safety and training content — all delivered to broadcast quality and ready to publish.

Corporate work is mostly invisible when it goes well: an induction film, a results presentation, a compliance module, a brand video for a conference. What clients come back for is not a spectacular read but a predictable one — the same voice available next quarter, delivered on the date agreed, at a price agreed in advance. That is what we have built the process around since 2008.

Yes, though for corporate work the more useful thing is usually a read of your own script — the register that suits an internal audience is different from the one that suits a customer, and hearing both settles it fast.

Files in whatever your edit or your intranet platform needs, mastered to the loudness target you specify.

Yes — a consistent 'house voice' is one of the most common things corporate clients ask for. We hold your chosen talent and direct every session to the same tone and pace, so brand films, internal comms and training all sound like they come from one company. We keep session notes on file so future videos match.

Both. We can record to a finished edit so the narration sits perfectly against your visuals and timings, or to script ahead of the edit if you are still cutting. Tell us where you are in production and we will advise which approach keeps things efficient.

Yes. Send us a short pronunciation guide — product names, acronyms, executives' names, anything unusual — and our directors make sure every one is correct in the session. It is a small step that avoids re-records and keeps your brand names right.

We do. For teams producing corporate video regularly, we can reserve a preferred voice and set up a simple, repeatable workflow so each new project moves faster and stays consistent. Ask us about ongoing arrangements when you brief your first project.