I'm not arguing for the return of those awful voice overs.
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What do you tell people who want to pursue voice-overs?
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Mr. Nordine became wealthy doing voice-overs for television and radio commercials.
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Fisher completed voice-overs for two episodes of the animated comedy, Variety reports.
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She put in three hours recording voice-overs and sending them to clients.
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His searching voice-overs seem to plead to know what this all means.
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Players will notice new jobs, decorations, voice overs, jewelry, and quests—with dragons!
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"Realive" occasionally sets a cautious pace, and the voice-overs can be wordy.
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Many people want to do voice-overs and think anyone can do it.
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As with the voice-overs, he charged almost nothing until he honed his skill.
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Even the show's iconic narrator, Robert Lee, returns to provide the show's voice-overs.
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There are no police statements, expert analyses, or dramatic voice-overs in Casting JonBenét.
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She is dependent on sound, reliant on the voice-overs that contextualize her perspective.
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Other than Luke Skywalker, Hamill is known for his voice-overs on animated shows.
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These are mostly less than an hour long, with clunky voice-overs and staged interviews.
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She also reviewed books, recorded voice-overs for local commercials and hosted a radio program.
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She is also an actress and a shoe model, who does commercials and voice-overs.
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Waze, the Google-owned navigation app, has also experimented with celebrity voice-overs for directions.
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Voicery could be used to generate voice overs, read the news, dub television shows and more.
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I used this throughout my project to add voice-overs to static photos and some b-roll.
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And here's an interesting twist: In May, a Times colleague asked me to record some voice-overs.
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Malick appears to have ditched the art of conversation, onscreen, for the sake of competing voice-overs.
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The films were pasted together from documentary footage and pumped up into semi-dramas, with excitable voice-overs.
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Each can also supply, through a third party, on-demand human narration; Wibbitz offers computerized voice-overs as well.
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Voice-overs have Marc expounding on memory, longing and mortality while the script probes the side effects of technology.
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Amy, meanwhile, tells the story herself through a series of diary entries, voice-overs and clues she left behind.
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The play then abruptly turns into a kind of interstellar trip punctuated by black light and confusing voice-overs.
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The bride, 39, who is keeping her name, is a television, film and stage actress and does voice-overs.
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His prying questions and incessant voice-overs suggest a cross between a Fleet Street reporter and the Energizer Bunny.
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Without clear plot narratives or voice-overs, he guides viewers to a position of close inspection and empathetic immersion.
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And the voice-overs are intermittent reminders of the drab everyday life that they only wish they could escape.
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It's whenever ... we watch via satellite from events all over the world, and do our voice-overs from Stanford.
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She first guest-starred on the animated comedy in 2005 and has provided voice-overs in 20 episodes, Variety reports.
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With painterly cinematography and introspective voice-overs, "Chef's Table" pays professional cooks the kind of homage once reserved for artists.
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Sold with baritone voice-overs, country-rock music and images of heroic capability, trucks are testosterone in four-wheel form.
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Nana Yaa, the main character, is a radio journalist who ponders existential dating questions in voice-overs throughout the show.
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Despite this recent use of the genre, ads that use only an opponent's recorded audio for voice-overs are rare.
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It was filmed entirely in Ukrainian Sign Language, with a cast of deaf actors, and no subtitles or voice-overs.
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Like other documentaries, this one crams found footage into punchy montage sequences held together by (not always identified) voice-overs.
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When he had to, Mr. Bean scratched out a living by making commercials and doing voice-overs for animated films.
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Those premieres, for one thing, were heavy on voice-overs that made each, to varying degrees, pedantic and already stale.
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The documentary was chock full of personal details and Beyoncé 's inspirational voice-overs, but the performer wasn't done delivering gifts.
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The gun has built-in sound features including voice-overs from Noriko Hidaka, the voice of the gun in the anime.
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Interspersed with recorded voice-overs by the astrophysicist Mario Livio, the cantata offers an anthropomorphic tale of cosmic birth and death.
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Nearby, Jim Lampley recorded voice-overs for the HBO telecast later that evening, switching his Dramatic Announcer Voice on and off.
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She hoped to turn her experience as a radio DJ into a lucrative career doing voice-overs in television and radio ads.
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Just as vexing, redundant voice-overs describe what is being shown; while Mr. Mully speaks of events, scripted scenes re-enact them.
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Long, languid views of Mexican landscapes, city streets and shipyards are woven with voice-overs that recount tortures, emotional agony and murders.
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"His training, which I think is unusual for voice-overs, came not from broadcasting but from a theater background," Ms. Bleviss said.
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With the moody voice-overs playing over an empty and dimly lit office environment, some people were naturally wondering where the actors were.
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Resorting again to voice-overs and montages, he ticks off so many plots and themes that it is impossible to keep track of them.
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Rush also offers a neat one-click auto-duck audio mixing feature that automatically adjusts the volume of the background music during voice-overs.
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If you don't count the flashbacks and voice-overs, all of Offred's lines in the episode probably add up to fewer than 100 words.
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Mr. Berryman's prefatory remarks are delivered with the smooth, Everyman diction you associate with actors doing voice-overs or pitching their résumés at auditions.
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For example, one of the show's wedding episode voice overs had Meredith talking about studies that have claimed that married people have overall healthier lives.
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Instead you have a series of samey missions with voice-overs telling you what's happening while you stand there and watch progress bars fill up.
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The poetry of Warsan Shire is featured prominently in voice overs by Beyonce in the the video series that bring the superstar's new album to life.
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It's no wonder why it didn't take her long to get into the family biz ... doing commercial work and voice-overs at the age of 4.
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The movie isn't helped by occasional voice-overs by the main character, whose chirpiness in them is at odds with the sour fellow we're seeing onscreen.
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One by one, shots of Aquaman (Jason Momoa), Cyborg (Ray Fisher) and the Flash (Ezra Miller) pop up, accompanied by snippets of bios in voice-overs.
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The voice-overs from Sam are supposed to take us into his world, give his perspective, and they do, but in a surface sort of way.
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SUV and truck advertising has a proclivity for trail-blazing, river-smashing driving scenes, coupled with throaty male voice overs and talk of life on the land.
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He appeared in shows spanning the history of television, did hundreds of voice-overs and served as president of the Screen Actors Guild from 22011 to 22011.
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Below, they offer a behind-the-scenes look at how they did it — from doing voice-overs in commercials to selling jewelry from old boyfriends on eBay.
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The decision to have the nominees' names read in prerecorded voice-overs may have saved time, and reduced the possibility of gaffes and mispronunciations by the presenters.
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In addition to producing and starring in "Parts Unknown," he selects the locations, writes the voice-overs, and works closely with the cinematographers and the music supervisors.
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Fiverr is a freelance services marketplace, where businesses or individuals can hire freelancers to do work such as logo design, digital marketing, voice overs or translation, for example.
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Seesaw offers iOS, Android, Kindle, Chromebook and web apps where kids can share photos, videos, drawings, notes, links, files and blogs, and record voice-overs explaining their work.
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To complete the project, Ron Howard, one of the executive producers and narrator for the show, recorded a new set of voice-overs to accompany the new season.
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Written in what Einspanier labels as three movements, it is also an experiment with sound, including voice-overs (spoken by Gupta, who composed the show's music) and effects.
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On one side are proponents of the scam who explain how to do it, in videos that feature authoritative voice-overs while displaying images of Social Security cards.
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That ability is doing comedy and persuading friends who do voice-overs in cartoons to write letters to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, vouching for me.
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Vietnamese officials, too, have been working hard to set up facilities where thousands of visiting reporters can easily tap on laptops, upload video footage and record voice-overs.
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The ad compiles voice-overs from other newscasters highlighting the fact that Gillum is not a millionaire or a billionaire and would be Florida's first African American governor.
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And then tell me Chuck Bass isn't mad he wasn't the one doing voice-overs on Gossip Girl, rather than that silly Dan Humphreys-by-way-of-Kristen Bell.
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Its machine voices can then be used anywhere a synthesized voice is needed — including in new applications, like automatically generated audiobooks or podcasts, voice-overs, TV dubs and elsewhere.
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"Once Fat Pam is gone, I am going to be the second-fattest housewife in Westport," Katie laments in one of the grating voice-overs that mar each episode.
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Using newsreels, voice-overs and re-enactments, Roberta Grossman, the documentary's director, paints a comprehensive portrait of the times and of the risks taken by Ringelblum and his group.
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Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The New York Times, recommends the $130 Blue Yeti USB microphone as a multipurpose model for podcasting, voice-overs and other audio projects.
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In that time, however, he was forced to find creative ways to work with the team — performing voice-overs, working on behind-the-scenes projects — without actually interacting with them.
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In that time, however, he was forced to find creative ways to work with the team — performing voice-overs, working on behind-the-scenes projects — without actually interacting with them.
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What's frustrating is that viewers have access to Offred's thoughts, in voice-overs, but not to those of Serena — whose unknowability is compounded by her isolation in the domestic sphere.
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But the voice-overs were padded with a soundtrack of their own, featuring electronic hisses and snippets of string music, so the contrast from word sections to music ones was mild.
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The assignment came to this team from its chief executive, J. D. (Brian Dykstra, in prerecorded voice-overs that feel false, partly because the live performers are so vibrantly in sync).
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" We were sitting in the courtyard of a recording studio in a nondescript building just off the Santa Monica Freeway, where Ms. Haddish was doing voice-overs for "Lego Movie Two.
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Others have entered the world of sports comedy in recent years, like YouTube's Da Kid Gowie and Jesse Jones, better known as "Filayyyy," who is known for his comical voice-overs.
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Black-and-white footage flashes across dozens of screens; solemn voice-overs are nearly drowned out by throbbing live-concert audio amid towering visual homages to filmmakers, painters and classical composers.
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Initially, we learn the details via cable drama's latest pet structure: interrogations by the police, punctuated by flashbacks of the events leading up to the crime, doubling as unreliable voice-overs.
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In the case of the Haunted Mansion world, based on the long-running Disneyland attraction, Hipster Whale was able to include the exact same voice-overs that are featured in the ride.
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Their influence is often scattershot, a matter of gestures and stylistic flourishes, like the voice-overs that run through the American indie "The Giant," which also owes a debt to David Lynch.
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Maybe it's deliberate that "Atypical" feels out of phase — sort of a comedy; almost a drama; its narrative storytelling occasionally interrupted by voice-overs that seem as if they belong in another show.
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The first lady was the first to introduce highly produced mini-videos of her events for public consumption, and now Ivanka Trump also makes her own short films, with voice-overs and music.
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The presentation — drawn mostly from the museum's collection — involves much in the way of video projections, lights, television sets, voice-overs, soundtracks, computers, computer programs and, in the most recent efforts, touch screens.
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One problem is how to get into those separate heads, which the director Tate Taylor has tried to solve with voice-overs and by piling on close-ups, creating a proximity approaching the dermatological.
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Medical branding, or "creation engineering," works like a charm on me — I don't know if it's the combination of catchy music, soothing voice-overs and scary side effects, or the constant repetition on television.
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And although Ms. Kael praised those things in her review, she said the "pulpy suspense plot" was not engrossing, that the voice-overs were "ludicrous" and that Mr. Scott was no good at dialogue.
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After her family moved to Los Angeles, she wrote and acted all the parts on her own radio show, "Lady Make Believe," as a teenager and was soon doing voice-overs for film studios.
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If you want an undersea adventure that's narrated by a person who might also be able to bench press an anchor, look no further than this nature documentary, which has voice-overs from Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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The monumental "Walden" (1969) — "diaries, notes and sketches" divided into sections totaling 19913 minutes — is a slipstream of images of people and places interspersed with blasts of music and noise, written fragments and voice-overs.
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The creators likely use a crawler to scrape right-wing, pro-Trump news stories on various sites, then feed them into a text-to-speech tool that creates the audio file using robotic voice-overs.
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In the episode, Grey is doing one of her signature voice-overs — explaining her delicate emotional state post-surgery — when she glances to the left and sees her late husband Derek Shepherd prepping for surgery himself.
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Baker, having won awards for his work as Joel in The Last of Us and Talion in Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor, is emerging as the preeminent male in video game voice overs and performance capture.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Featuring voice-overs from veteran soldiers and transformed 100-year-old archive footage from the battlefield, Peter Jackson offered a first look at his upcoming World War One film "They Shall Not Grow Old".
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Deeply affecting details emerge in voice-overs and subtitles: the harrowing voyages in small plastic boats, the months spent in jails or detention centers, the people who offered assistance and the many others who took advantage.
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The director, Tristan Cook, mingles Mr. Johansen's reflections with footage of and voice-overs from other travelers (there is semantic parsing over who warrants the designation "pilgrim"), giving some sense of the profundity of the experience.
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His films include installments in the "Star Wars" and Marvel franchises, voice-overs in big-ticket animation, a political documentary, neo-kitsch action dramas and regular work in the ecosystems of Spike Lee and Quentin Tarantino.
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Fast fail A college professor's plan to let students grade themselves -- as a way to reduce stress -- gets an F. AND FINALLY ... Voice-overs He orders his fast food sounding like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy.
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But with forces including an orchestra, choir, children's chorus, solo soprano and baritone, with additional voice-overs, electronic sound installations, still photo projections and a brief virtual-reality film, it fell victim to its own overreaching ambitions.
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It took him decades to find his way to AMC: He was a magician, a bass player, a disc jockey on radio stations in the New York City area and an actor who did commercial voice-overs.
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The footage released on Thursday by the Belgian federal police, with French and Flemish voice-overs, provided a first look at how the man in the hat left the airport right after the bombings, and where he went.
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The resulting movie, made up of film shot on the Western Front from 1914 to 1918 paired with archival voice-overs from veterans, is a unique encapsulation of the lives of British soldiers who fought in the trenches.
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In their voice-overs on stage, where the queens had to embody their evil personae, Cracker and Kameron were the most superficial, as if they couldn't survive actually delving into what makes them so insecure in the first place.
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The second, "The Magic of Awareness," is narrated by a guy who sounds as though his regular job is recording commercial voice-overs: He makes every sentence seem so important, which gets in the way of appreciating the content.
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For a different kind of look at the singer's career, consider this documentary, which is peppered with voice-overs from Jennifer Jason Leigh (as Garland) and Jon Hamm (as Garland's third husband, Sid Luft), in addition to archival footage.
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Mr. Malick's filmmaking, with its storytelling ellipses and visual fragments, places a heavy burden on his performers, who need to build their characters primarily through individual voice-overs and in onscreen silence or near-silence, in gestures and movement.
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His career started out with work in audiobooks and voice overs in commercials before branching out into anime and video games and it was only in more recent years that Chase was able to turn it into full time work.
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At the beginning, fancy graphics, voice-overs by historians and Eisenstein-type montages — such as a ballerina superimposed on a speeding train — suggest the movie will be a reckoning with art and dance in the Soviet Union, where Nureyev was born in 1938.
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With its vignette-heavy approach and swooping, full-bodied movement, "Boys in Trouble" feels reminiscent of socially-minded dance-theater works of the 1990s as it veers between dancing passages (often accompanied by voice-overs) and rambling sections dense with live dialogue.
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" Some tracks aren't so much songs as backdrops to logy voice-overs, like the one in "Down and Out" that explains, "Music plays a big part in keeping me happy or keeping me, just, from not flipping out and keeping me sane.
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Season 2's "The Ghost Is Seen," which centers on creator and co-star Mike White's character, is one of the most perfect half-hours of TV in living memory, and some of Season 1's voice-overs will be lodged in my heart forever.
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I also loved how clean the grid was, as well as the entries SEE NO EVIL, ON THE DOT, FAMILY TREE, URBAN LEGEND, VOICE OVERS, AVANT GARDE, SIMON SAYS and MARRY ME. 10A: I had IRIS first for "Part of the eye," but the answer was UVEA.
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Rainer unfolds these themes with an incisively imaginative approach to Jenny's recollections, which she analyzes prismatically, with a gleefully diverse array of cinematic devices—voice-overs, fantasylike stagings on a half-finished movie set, interviews with fictional characters, texts posted on the screen of an early-generation Apple computer.
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Not to mention the show shares the same issue I have with a lot of other TV series these days: There were no brown faces, save for the man working the sound booth at the recording studio where Sam does voice-overs, and the guy working at the office supply store.
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Her Everybody was a poetic evocation of that cosmic joke otherwise known as life, though her humor was worn down, at times, by scenes that didn't quite work, such as the voice-overs of Everybody's thoughts that play as she eats a hot dog or sits chatting with Kinship or whomever.
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She graduated from Columbia and received a master of fine arts degree in acting from N.Y.U. She is a daughter of Lisa K. Berke and Dr. Mark Weidenbaum of New City, N.Y. The groom, 34, has performed Off Broadway, in regional theaters, on national tours and in commercials and voice-overs.
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While the idea of a feature comprising nothing but photographs and voice-overs might sound a little static, Ms. Tan keeps the movie moving, in both senses of the word, with her canny use of dissolves, deliberate camera movement within a frame, and an ingenious soundtrack that often hints that the images might "come to life" at any second.
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But in the form in which "Flight" was presented on Sunday — the printed program called it both a "world premiere" and a "work-in-process" — the succession of recorded voice-overs, archival images and scratchy string-quartet interventions held all the appeal of those educational sideshows you find in museums, which you submit to just for the chance to sit in a dark room and rest.
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Filming on location in St. Radegund, where the Jägerstätters lived — and even using their real-life farmhouse for some interior scenes — Malick uses the same visual language he's been honing, with uneven success, since "The New World": a combination of loose, improvisatory scenes, often filmed with a wide fish-eye lens; whispered voice-overs of prayers lifted up to an unhearing God; and lots of shots of nature (in this case waterfalls, wheat fields and magnificent alpine crags).
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In the next few years, ABC expanded its family-comedy block, which now features a set of smart and varied series, generally framed by voice-overs: there's the well-off African-American family on "Black-ish," whose stories are narrated by the formerly poor dad Dre; the nineteen-nineties Taiwanese-American immigrants of "Fresh Off the Boat," whose narration, by the tween son Eddie, was abandoned in Season 2; the eighties middle-class Jewish family of "The Goldbergs," framed by the nostalgic youngest son, Adam; and this season's début, "The Real O'Neals," which is about divorcing Irish Catholics in Chicago, narrated by their gay teen-age son, Kenny.
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