Myth: Booking a voice actor is an administrative maze
The reality: Professional voice pricing is logical and transparent. Knowing how rates are calculated removes guesswork and surprises:
- Non-commercial work: For projects like e-learning or internal corporate videos, you usually pay a rate per word or per project.
- Commercial work: For adverts, the price consists of a basic session fee for the studio recording plus a buyout.
- The buyout: This covers the intellectual property rights, depending on the broadcast channels (social media, radio, TV) and campaign duration.
You can always request a custom quote upfront so you know exactly where you stand.
Myth: Multilingual productions take weeks to record
The reality: In the past, multilingual projects meant coordinating multiple studios across Europe and hoping schedules aligned. Today, we deliver prompt recordings across languages including Danish, German, English, US English, French, Belgian French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, and Flemish.
Clients like Deutz report receiving over 50 audio files across three languages in a single day. Because talents like Marilyn (Belgian French) or Ruben (Dutch, Netherlands) work directly from their own studios, delays disappear.
Myth: You need technical audio knowledge to order voice-overs
The reality: You do not need to know the difference between a condenser microphone and an audio limiter. A dedicated agency takes care of the technical side. Clients like Dimitry and Alissa appreciate that exact peace of mind. Simply supply your script and describe the tone you want. We make sure the right voice-over records the copy flawlessly and delivers broadcast-ready audio.