Blog - Business

When using business translation services, the first, and most important, thing you need to do is decide which languages to focus on. Obviously your choice(s) will depend on your particular product or service, but as a starting point we’ve put together a list of Top 10 languages used in business today.

So, you’ve been given a quote for voice-over and it includes audio post-production costs for “cleaning and editing” the audio. What does this mean? And why do you need it?

As the use of video as a marketing tool continues to increase year on year, smart marketers are cottoning on to the fact that localising their videos will help them reach a far wider audience.

Many people who are looking for a voice over studio in the UK will automatically Google “Where can I find a voice over studio in London?”. They make the mistake of thinking that there are very few studios outside of London. But the benefits shrewd clients who do look beyond London for their voice over needs are clear.

In the UK we have a variety of different accents and dialects within our English language. Many of these accents carry certain stereotypes with them. Whether or not there is any truth behind any of these stereotypes the advertising industry certainly uses our preconceptions to their advantage.

Yesterday in our blog we talked about UK accents and how choosing a voice over artist with an accent can amplify your message and resonate with your audience. Today we tell you how this can be achieved.

Casting and recording UK English voice over is one of the primary services we offer and we often get requests for a neutral English accent – there is actually no such thing! It’s important to choose a voice over artist with an accent that will amplify your message and resonate with your audience.