[Voice Over in Korea] What if English is NOT Your Native Language?

If you felt like all the previous tips were only for native English speakers, don't be discouraged! While English is a major market, there is a massive and constant demand for other languages in the Korean dubbing industry.

• High Demand Languages
  We are always looking for native speakers of Vietnamese, Indonesian, Japanese, and Chinese (Taiwanese). The volume of projects for these languages is consistently high.
  
  
• Large-Scale Seasonal Projects
  Languages like Arabic and Mongolian often have large-scale recording projects several times a year.
  
  
• Niche Markets with Less Competition
  Languages such as Uzbek, Russian, Spanish, and French may have fewer projects compared to English, but because there are very few professional voice actors available, your chances of being selected are much higher if you are registered in our talent pool.
  
  
• Rare & Special Languages
  We even handle rare languages like Lao, Tetum, and Hindi about twice a year. We usually need both male and female voices for these sessions. If you speak any of these languages, please reach out and register with us!

 

 

 

[Coming Up Next] In the next post, I will dive deeper into how to break into the market for the most in-demand non-English languages: Vietnamese, Indonesian, Japanese, and Chinese. Stay tuned!