Dialogue rescue. Voice conversion. Voice cloning. Consent first.
AI-assisted voice and dialogue work for commercials, games, film, and series — synthesized voiceovers built on directed human performances, cloned and converted voices with documented consent, and dialogue rescued instead of re-shot. Run by dialogue editors inside a broadcast post pipeline, not by a web app.
01 — The premise
The tools changed. The chain of responsibility didn't.
A cloned voice is easy to demo and hard to ship.
We run AI voice tools the way we run every other stage of audio post — directed, documented, and delivered to spec. The model is an instrument. The session still needs an engineer.
02 — What we do
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AI voiceover for commercials
Campaign VO synthesized from scratch — but never from a text box. A voice artist records the read, acted and directed to the cut; we then replace the voice itself with one matched to the brand's tone. The melody, pacing, and intention stay human. The final voice is built for the campaign and cleared for the media plan.
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Voice cloning for ADR
Pickups and replacement lines in a performer's own voice when the performer can't be there — schedule, distance, illness, or a voice that has changed since the shoot. Actor-approved, contract-covered, directed like any ADR session.
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Voice conversion
A real actor gives the performance; the cast voice comes out. Speech-to-speech conversion for character voices, creature layering, and matching a recast to existing material — directable in a way text-to-speech will never be.
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Dialogue rescue
AI-assisted de-noise, de-reverb, and stem separation applied to compromised location audio before anyone books an ADR stage. Often the line you think you lost is still in the recording.
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Synthetic VO at scale
NPC barks, dynamic game dialogue, product and IVR voices, temp VO for the edit — generated, directed, QC'd, and delivered in the thousands of lines, with naming and versioning your pipeline can ingest.
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Voice-preserved dubbing
The original actor's voice, speaking the target language. Human translation, directed delivery, native-speaker QA — the localization is synthetic, the accountability isn't.
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Voice matching & aging
Bridge a recast against archive material, age or de-age a voice across a story's timeline, match a new recording to a decades-old one.
03 — Consent & disclosure
No signature, no session.
Every cloned or converted voice we produce is backed by written consent from the voice's owner — or their estate — covering scope, term, and territory. We do not clone public figures, we do not produce voices meant to pass as authentic recordings of real events, and we do not touch material designed to deceive. Where a broadcaster or platform requires an AI-content declaration, we supply the documentation with the delivery.
We score to picture the traditional way — see /music
04 — In the pipeline
Directed like a performance
Voice conversion and cloned ADR are performances: an actor or director on the line, takes, notes, and a dialogue editor choosing between them. The tool changes; the craft of getting a usable read doesn't.
Delivered like post-production
Stems and session-ready files, loudness to EBU R128 or platform spec, named to your convention, revisions on the same schedule as any other audio post deliverable.
05 — Get in touch
Tell us what the voice needs to do — and whose it is.
Bring the material, the deadline, and the rights situation as you understand it. If consent still needs sorting, we'll tell you exactly what paperwork the job requires before any audio gets made.