Netflix Says One Dubbed Language Takes 50 to 60 People. AI, It Says, Is Only a Tool
At a roundtable in Seoul, Netflix said each dubbed language needs 50 to 60 people across 36 dub languages, and called AI a tool for specialists.
Continue readingAt a roundtable in Seoul, Netflix said each dubbed language needs 50 to 60 people across 36 dub languages, and called AI a tool for specialists.
Continue readingKonami names ten English and nine Japanese voices for Belmont's Curse. McTavish and Reynoso return, and so does O'Brien as Isaac.
Continue readingMexico's Chamber of Deputies passed a takedown duty for AI-altered voices and images, 325 to 114. Critics call it the Anti-Meme Law. A cloned announcer in León shows the gap it is meant to close.
Continue readingRoyal Mail admits its 2025 Christmas narrator was AI. Paul Vaughan's daughter says it's her late father, and a forensic expert hears a match.
Continue readingAdult Swim's Get Jiro! premiered with screen actors in the lead voice roles. Early reviews praise how little Brian Tee raises his voice as Jiro.
Continue readingCrunchyroll's Hindi, Tamil and Telugu dubs of Naruto Shippuden reach episode 220. Fans, and the Hindi voice of Naruto, on what comes next.
Continue readingAsked to rank Seven, Nine, Ten, the ABC and SBS at their peaks, Australians answered with a shared diary of after-school cartoons and Sunday movies.
Continue readingYouTube will translate live streams in real time from early 2027, starting with English and Spanish. Here is what it changes for voice work.
Continue readingAs AI companies search for ever-larger speech datasets, one new platform has sparked an important conversation: what happens when collecting voice data starts looking more like playing a game than accepting a recording contract?
Continue readingBreaking into the voice-over industry can be expensive. Between coaching, demo production, studio equipment, and ongoing education, aspiring voice actors often face significant upfront costs before booking their first paid job.
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