by Gabriele De Rossi | Jun 26, 2026 | Insights
On screen, no one in a reality show follows a script, yet reality TV localization still means writing one, and that is what makes the work harder, not easier. The speech reaches the studio with no text behind it: broken sentences, people talking over each other,...
by Oliver Gambarini | Jun 5, 2026 | Insights
Anyone researching the dubbing director role already has a working grasp of what the title means. What is less obvious, even to those who commission localization regularly, is how much this figure shapes the final result and the return on that investment. Two studios...
by Gabriele De Rossi | May 15, 2026 | Insights
Audio description services for film and TV are no longer optional. Since 28 June 2025, with the European Accessibility Act coming into force, streaming platforms distributing audiovisual content in the European market are required to guarantee platform accessibility,...
by Gabriele De Rossi | Apr 24, 2026 | Insights
In 2024, Amazon Prime Video pulled a batch of AI dubbed content after viewer backlash: flat delivery, zero emotional range, harsh reactions across social media. Around the same time, YouTube rolled out automatic dubbing on select channels, making videos accessible in...
by Gabriele De Rossi | Mar 27, 2026 | Insights
A climate crisis documentary dubbed with the same intensity as a movie trailer loses credibility within seconds. Documentary voice over works differently from fiction or animation dubbing: the goal isn’t to entertain but to make a factual story believable. With...
