Dubbing

Dubbing

Dubbing is the post-production method of recording and replacement voices on a feature film or Television. The term most ordinarily refers to the substitution of the voices of the actors shown on the screen by those of various performers, who is also speaking a distinct language.

Entry Requirement

Any college degree

Structure

  • Voice Quality and Voice Projection
  • Diction and Memory techniques
  • Voice Modulation
  • Improvisation and character study
  • Voice Improvement exercises of rejected voices like shivering voices, dry voice, stammer, overlap voice, trembling voice, noisy and weak voice.

Progression

Film Industry, Documentary Making, Television Industry, etc.

Course Review

The procedure was typically experienced in musicals once the actor had an unsatisfactory singing voice, and remains in use to change the screening of audio-visual material to a mass audience in countries wherever viewers don’t speak a similar language because the original performers. “Dubbing” conjointly describes the method of an actor re-recording lines spoken throughout filming so as to boost audio quality or replicate dialog changes.