International Narrators
Narrators and voice actors of non-Japanese nationality, covering English and other languages. Alongside nationality and language, each profile records accent, voice pitch and voice type, and carries an audio sample you can listen to before enquiring.
FAQ
Yes, including narrators who speak English as a first language. If pronunciation quality is the priority, say so and the shortlist will be limited to native speakers.
Accent is recorded on each profile — American, British, Australian and Canadian among others. Choose according to the market the content is aimed at.
Yes. Bilingual narrators are on the roster, which makes a studio session far easier when the direction is detailed and given in Japanese.
Language coverage varies by person. Use the language filter to narrow to what you need, or tell us the language and we will check.
Every profile has an Audio section with a sample. Listening at the shortlist stage is the simplest way to avoid a re-record because the voice was not what you imagined.
Voice pitch and voice type are recorded on each profile. Describe the direction you want — calm and low, bright and energetic, measured and trustworthy — and we will match it.
The script or an estimated word count, the running time, the media, the licence period, the deadline, and how you want to record. Those six things decide the terms.
A studio session lets you direct as it happens; remote recording is easier to schedule. Script length, deadline and the amount of direction usually settle it. Where the session has to be directed across a language gap, Liliana can arrange an on-site interpreter. Flag a tight deadline in your first message.
Product films for overseas markets, corporate and IR video, recruitment films aimed at international staff, audio guides for venues and museums, e-learning material, public announcements, and character voice for games and animation.
