Service 05
Subtitling, Voice-over & Dubbing
Bring video, audio and multimedia content to new audiences without losing personality, pace or meaning.
Readable. Natural. Timed to the viewer.
Who it is for
Designed around the outcome, not a standard package.
Media, learning and marketing teams publishing multilingual video, audio and interactive content.
We consider audience, purpose, format, volume, deadline, terminology, risk and the way your team will review the work.
Availability is confirmed by language direction, target market, content type and delivery format. A pair shown on the Languages page is not automatically available for every service.
Content we can support
- Subtitling and captioning
- Voice-over
- Dubbing
- Audio and video transcription
Language pairs, market variants and included review steps are confirmed during scoping.
What you receive
A practical, decision-ready delivery.
Deliverables are agreed in the quotation so your team knows exactly what is included.
Translated scripts
Voice-over or dubbing assets
Linguistic and timing QA
Our approach
Clear from briefing to secure delivery.
A five-stage workflow, adjusted to the complexity and risk of your project.
- 01
Tell us about your project
Share the content, languages, audience, deadline and desired outcome.
- 02
Scope and quotation
We recommend the right workflow, team and review level.
- 03
Expert production and review
Specialists work with your context, terminology and references in hand.
- 04
Quality assurance
A structured review checks meaning, terminology, tone and format.
- 05
Secure delivery
You receive the agreed files, ready for their intended use.
Technology, with human oversight
Use the right tool—then apply judgement.
Timing, spotting and file-format tools support an efficient workflow. Voice talent and recording resources are coordinated per project. Territory, media, duration and reuse rights are agreed before recording.
Quality controls
- 01Script and media review
- 02Reading-speed and timing checks
- 03Terminology and pronunciation guidance
- 04Linguistic review
- 05Final media or file QA
Related experience
See the work behind the deliverable.
Our published cases explain the requirement, constraints, workflow and outcome without disclosing organisations that have not authorised identification.
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What buyers usually need to know.
Which subtitle file formats can you provide?
Common timed-text formats can be supported. Confirm your editing, platform and delivery requirements at briefing so the exact format can be agreed.
Do you handle captions as well as subtitles?
Yes, subject to scope. Captions may include relevant sound and speaker information in addition to dialogue.
Can you work from an unfinished video?
A locked cut is strongly preferred because timing changes can create rework. If the video is still changing, we can agree a staged workflow.
Start a conversation
Tell us about your project.
Send the languages, content type, approximate volume and deadline. We will reply within one working day, Monday to Friday.
