Which Arabic Voice Over Talent is Right for You?

You have a movie, cartoon, advert, radio spot or any project that needs Arabic voice over and you are not quite sure how to go about it? You ask around and the feedback around you just makes things more complicated because you realize that there are too many factors that come into play when choosing […]

By |July 12th, 2015|Arabic Voice Over, Dubbing into Arabic, Voice Over|0 Comments
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Arabic Video Game Localization Made Easy!

We have been working very hard to put together an optimized system to simplify video game localization into spoken Arabic. We also have been very lucky to work with European clients who helped us learn from their own processes. Let’s face it, European standards are very high and we are very fortunate to be able […]

By |June 27th, 2015|Dubbing into Arabic, Video Game|0 Comments
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5.1 Mix for Arabic Dubbing Movies

It’s always exciting to work on cool projects. That’s exactly what we have been doing recently at the studio and it’s just great! The whole team is buzzing with energy, putting long hour and having a blast especially with a couple of 5.1 projects that we’ve been working on.

Mixing a 5.1 movie is very different […]

By |May 3rd, 2015|Arabic Voice Over, Dubbing into Arabic, Voice Over|Comments Off
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Modern Arabic Voice Over for Cartoons!

Arabic voice over for animated movies

By |February 22nd, 2015|Arabic Voice Over, Dubbing into Arabic, Voice Over|0 Comments
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Arabic Voice Over, Finding the Talent!

Finding Arabic talent in the Middle East is becoming more and more difficult. We live in an age where the broadcasting and the whole media industry in general reached its lowest in terms of its quality of content production and more specifically Arabic content production! There’s no doubt that some clients choose to produce cheap […]

By |February 6th, 2015|Arabic Voice Over, Dubbing into Arabic, Voice Over|0 Comments
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Arabic Dubbing, Quality vs. Price!

For the past couple of weeks, my team an I have been negotiating an Arabic dubbing project with an Indian film TV station based in Dubai, which got us to do a calculation exercise that i thought i’d share with you.

It all started when we got approached by an Indian TV station who was looking […]

By |January 19th, 2015|Dubbing into Arabic|0 Comments
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Syrian Dubbing Projects, Pros and Cons

Like everything else in the entertainment industry, there are hypes that come and go and it is the same for dubbing projects. Syrian dubbing projects have been increasing very quickly for the past couple of years, specially that MBC (which is the biggest TV network in the Middle East, gulf and the Arab region) decided […]

By |December 28th, 2014|Dubbing into Arabic|0 Comments
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Recording Studio for Arabic Projects

For the last couple of weeks, we’ve been receiving quite a few emails from foreign clients asking us about how to choose which dialect they need to adopt for the dubbing projects in Arabic. It also seems that all the soaps that are being dubbed into Arabic c are being done in the Syrian dialect. […]

By |December 28th, 2014|Dubbing into Arabic, Voice Over|0 Comments
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Arabic Voice Over for Corporate Presentations

It seems that there are a lot of companies internationally that are looking to translate and add Arabic Voice Over to their corporate presentation. We at DeafCat Studios have a wide selection of Female and Male Arabic talents and copywriters that are more than qualified to cater to our clients’ needs. Voice Over in Arabic […]

By |December 28th, 2014|Dubbing into Arabic, Voice Over|0 Comments
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Recording for Mobile App Voice Recognition

It was a great project that we got from Korea!

We just finished recording more than 10,000 voices for a Voice Recognition mobile app who wanted to include Arabic in its software. Now, we contributed into making these software better and Arabs can finally take advantage of the Voice Precondition features in their smart phones by […]

By |December 28th, 2014|Dubbing into Arabic|0 Comments
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