Video & Audio Generation
Producing footage and audio, including dubbing into Indian languages.
- Explainers
- Dubbing
- Podcasts
- Ad creative
Making a short explainer video out of a written procedure
A standard operating procedure or a product note is cut into scenes, laid under screen capture or stock footage, and narrated by a synthetic voice, so a page nobody opens becomes three minutes somebody watches. The person who owns the procedure approves the cut before it goes out.
- Effort
- Days of work
- Organisation size
- Small business
Cutting one product film into many paid-media variants
One shoot becomes a set of short variants — different opening seconds, different voice-over lines, different end cards — so a performance team can test more creative than it could ever film. Claims, disclaimers and mandatory disclosures are fixed by a reviewer before any variant is released.
- Effort
- Days of work
- Organisation size
- Small business
Re-voicing an existing training video in another Indian language
An induction session or an equipment walkthrough recorded once is transcribed, translated and re-voiced with synthetic speech timed against the original, so a single recording serves sites that do not share a working language. Somebody who speaks the target language signs the cut off before it is published.
- Effort
- Weeks of work
- Organisation size
- Mid-market