International voice-over agencySound global. Speak local.
Native voice-over, casting and audio production for brands, agencies and production teams that speak to more than one country.
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What is World Voiceovers?
World Voiceovers is an international voice-over agency. We cast native voice actors for each country a script will be heard in, for brands, agencies and e-learning teams, and deliver the edited audio by language and version. You send one brief; we propose the voice for every market.
- 116languages, each cast with native voices
- 1brief for every country you speak to
- 1:1one voice per market, never one accent for all
- Spanish · Spain
- Spanish · Mexico
- Portuguese · Brazil
- French · Québec
- German · Germany
- Arabic · UAE
- Japanese · Japan
Why teams choose World Voiceovers.
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Native, by country
Each market gets a native voice for its own country: Spanish for Spain is not Spanish for Mexico.
Every language and country -
Heard before chosen
We send a shortlist of voices per market, with samples in your tone. You choose, we book.
How to request a quote -
Flagged before recording
We read the script first and flag what would cause a re-record: length, names, numbers, register.
Script writing guide -
Delivered by market
Edited takes for every language and version, named by language, in the formats your editor or platform needs.
How a project runs -
One brief
One brief covers all your countries, instead of one supplier per language.
Multilingual voice over
Tell us your markets. We send a shortlist of voices for each one, with samples in your tone.
Request a quoteEvery language, cast country by country.
Tell us the language and the audience’s country. We’ll confirm suitable voice options and availability for your project.
- Spanish voice overSpain · Mexico · Argentina · Colombia
- Portuguese voice overBrazil · Portugal · Angola
- French voice overFrance · Québec · Belgium · Senegal
- English voice overUK · US · Australia · India · South Africa
- German voice overGermany · Austria · Switzerland
- Italian voice overItaly
- Arabic voice overGulf · Egypt · Levant · Maghreb
- Chinese voice overMainland China · Taiwan · Hong Kong · Singapore
- Japanese voice overJapan
- Korean voice overSouth Korea
- Hindi voice overIndia
- Russian voice overRussia
Decided before the booth.
Three decisions shape how a script sounds in each market. We settle them with you before anyone records.
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French, German, Japanese: three ways to say "you" politely
The market
Formal or familiar?
Who is listening sets the accent, the vocabulary and how the voice speaks to them. Agreed once, for the whole script.
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1.000,50 €
Read as Spain reads it
The performance
Every name. Every number.
Names, acronyms, prices and dates are read the local way, following your pronunciation guide.
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0:07 → 0:09
Example: one line, two languages
The delivery
Made to fit the piece.
A line can need more time in another language, so length, versions and usage are agreed before recording.
From brief to final audio.
Tell us about the project.
Share the markets, the script or its estimated length, the usage and the deadline.
Choose the voice.
Review voice options and agree the scope before recording starts.
Receive the final audio.
The approved scope sets the versions, formats and delivery date.
Find your country, format or sector.
By country
- Voice over in every languageFind the native variant each market speaks, from German for Austria to Arabic by country.
- Austrian German voice overJänner not Januar, Sie or du, and the Austrian ear.
- Omani Arabic voice overWhen to use Standard Arabic or Omani speech.
- Luganda voice overVoices for Uganda: tone, names and shillings.
- Arabic voice overWhich Arabic fits Egypt, the Gulf or the Levant.
By format
By sector
For buyers
- How to write a voice over briefA checklist for the voice, the studio and the team.
- Voice over vs dubbing vs subtitlingWhat each does to the original video.
- What to include in your briefSix items that let us cast the right voice.
- Voice over glossaryPlain definitions of the terms buyers meet.
- AcademyShort courses for people who commission voice over.
Before you brief us.
Which languages do you record?
This page shows twelve of the languages we cast, as examples: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. Tell us your markets and we confirm native voices for each one.
How do you choose the right voice for my market?
We send a shortlist of native voices for each market, with samples in your tone and notes on accent and register. You choose, and we book.
What do I need to send for a quote?
The script or its length, the languages and markets, where it will be used and your deadline. If something is missing, we ask.
What do I receive at the end?
Edited takes for every language and version, named by language, in the formats your editor or learning platform needs, with subtitles if you ask for them.
Find the voice for your next market.
Tell us what you’re making and where it will be heard. No finished script? Share an outline.
The form asks
- Work emailWhere we send the quote
- Languages and marketspt-BR or pt-PT, es-ES or es-MX
- Your projectLength, where it will be used and your date. The script is optional.
What happens next
We review your brief, clarify any missing details and confirm the scope, quote and delivery schedule.