Whether the audio was not clear enough in the original shot, or the character has an inner monologue, voice over production is a priceless part of television, radio and movies. From radio jingles to big budget movies, the quality of the voice over production can set the stage for the overall experience of the project. Just as the voice over quality on old martial arts movies was laughable, any commercial or movie will not be taken seriously with poor voice over production quality. But even if your budget is extra small, you can still receive top of the line voice over production to fit your price range without having to resort to a cheap microphone and a laptop.

Ever inquire how those professional voiceovers are executed without breathing? Whenever we hear these voice over vocals, we seldom hear them breathe. These narrators are working with microphone and amplification tools so the lightest breath would be detected. Yet we do not hear any inhaling or breathing out on these voiceover tracks. We think that they must be holding their breath as taugh to them during some demanding voice over training. This is typically not the case. These breaths are taken out in post production. Sometimes, rather than removing entirely, the editor will lower the pitch or volume on the breath so that it is less noticeable but still evident. This is why having access to a voice over production studio is so important to your project. Without it, your voiceover talent will be forced to deliver lines in one take without breathing which is not ideal to say the least.

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