Narration with direction.
Start from a script or develop one with the agents. Specify the voice, tone, pace, and pronunciation details that matter to the piece.
VOICEOVER & SOUND / A COMPLETE PRODUCTIONGive the story
Give the story
its voice.
Create narration, music, ambience, and sound effects around the edit. Direct the delivery and timing in the same conversation as the picture.
SOUND WITH A REASON TO BE THEREThe words.
The words.
The atmosphere.
The space between.
Use sound to make the production easier to follow and give its important moments room.
Music around the story.
Generate music for the scene or use material you already have. Shape its role around the opening, transitions, and ending.
A world around the picture.
Add ambience and effects to support a setting, a cut, or an on-screen action. Review the timing alongside the video.
Refine the mix.
Ask for a quieter bed, a more measured delivery, or a pause that lets the moment land. Review dialogue clarity before your final render.