Dubbing- Simultaneous English VO

Dubbing project, original interview was done in Spanish.

Simultaneous voice over recording

One of the core multimedia services is the precise dubbing of spoken audio content in video productions.  Dubbing is the post-production process, used in a video production, in which vocal recording occurs subsequent to the original recording stage; is widely used, is a more universal method of converting video productions for many markets.

With a wide listing of bilingual voice actors, Elite Music Studios have the experienced in recording foreign voices and replacing them in movies, TV series, marketing  & corporate videos, e-learning that could be useful  for any project.


This was a great session done at our studio for a corporate video.

Helping teens stop smoking.

 

Listo.gov when a disaster strikes

Our family may not be together when a disaster strikes so it is important to plan in advance: how we will get to a safe place; how we will contact one another; how we will get back together; and what we will do in different situations.

Ready.gov has made it simple to make a family emergency plan.

Elite Music Studios recorded the voices for the Spanish project Listo.gov  a production work done by Human Interest Films, LA.

ISDN recording session with Lisa Ling

Lisa Ling recording in our studio for her TV program “Our America with Lisa Ling”. Featured on OWN Oprah Winfrey Network

VO Talents: Exercising your voice

Your vocal cords are muscles, appropriate exercises and maintenance will bring considerable endurance and stronger performance in your auditions and recording sessions.


Two essential things for exercising your voice: Deep breath, with control and making sound.

Work on breathing from your diaphragm will help to correct some problems. As your exercise your voice, awareness of what is happening physically is vital to develop your ability to experience yourself as you work on changing a habit.


Keeping your voice in good condition is crucial to keeping your performing abilities at their peak.

Choose a voice to represent your company that establishes an appropriate personality and mood

Character VO Coaching

Rob Paulsen, one of the most prolific cartoon voice over artists in North America, is offering VO coaching.

Best known as the voice behind Raphael from the 1987 cartoon of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, this VO actor announced that, for the first time, is providing private coaching via Skype, by phone or in person in LA, and he will be hosting voice over events across the US.

The chance to learn from Paulsen has been in the hearts and minds of aspiring voice actors for generations as they’ve listened to him give life to a huge of iconic characters such as Pinky and Dr. Scratch ‘n’ Sniff from The Animaniacs, Pinky from Pinky and the Brain, Arthur in “The Tick,” Carl Wheezer from “Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius,” Jack Fenton in “Danny Phantom,” among others.

Whether your goal is to enhance your abilities and knowledge in this competitive business of Voice-Overs Pualsen is knocking and you should answer the door!

To know more visit his web page www.robpaulsenlive.com

And his podcast Talkin Toon

ISDN session

What Do Some Of The Top Growth Industries Have In Common? Voice Overs

According to a new report by IBISWorld USA, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) leads the list of the ten industries expected to see the highest growth rate between 2010-2016. Also on the Top 10 list are video games and Internet publishing.

This is good news for the voice over industry. These sectors regularly require voice over talent for their audio needs and could become major contributors in the job market for voice talent as they grow.

The voice over industry is said to be over $11 billion strong which is divided across a huge span of niche markets including Business, Cartoons, Documentaries, Educational Video, Internet, Jingles, Movie Trailers, Music, Podcasting, Radio, Telephone, Television and Videogames.

Corporate projects currently lead the bread and butter jobs for the voice over industry. An increase in voice over jobs for video games would give talent the opportunity to stretch their creative muscles more often and with the growing popularity of Internet publishing as a new method for entertainment programming voice actors may see more opportunities to work on projects in online broadcasting.

Over the last two years Voices.com has seen an increase in Internet job postings which seems to suggest that there is the potential for these growth industries to lean more toward e-commerce sites to search for, audition, and cast their projects.

The future is looking bright!!!

More info at: http://www.voiceovertimes.com/