voiceover

A voice-over is a production technique where a voice is recorded and integrated into various media forms—such as films, television, radio, video games, advertisements, and audiobooks—to narrate, provide information, or deliver character dialogue without the speaker appearing on screen. citeturn0search4 This method enhances storytelling and offers additional context to the visual content.

Applications of Voice-Overs:

• Narration: Offers background information in documentaries, instructional videos, or storytelling formats. citeturn0search0

• Character Voices: Brings animated characters to life in cartoons, movies, and video games. citeturn0search3

• Commercials: Delivers persuasive messages in advertisements and promotional content. citeturn0search5

• Announcements: Guides audiences in public service messages, phone systems, or event announcements. citeturn0search6

A successful voice-over requires clarity, tone modulation, and emotional expression to effectively engage the audience and convey the intended message. citeturn0search5