voice-over
- noun
- /ˈvɔɪsˌoʊvər/
- The movie featured a famous actor doing the voice-over for the main character's inner thoughts.
- a voice-over narration
- a voice-over commentary
- explains in a voice-over
And so you're essentially doing like a voice over but for a song.
- And so you're essentially doing like a voice over but for a song.
- And this, the voice over was equally brilliant, I thought.
- And and so I, I even did a voice over for a book once.
- I could listen to epic movie voice voice over guy say that forever.
- The blessing was it's when I started doing voice over, right.
- And I want to see where that go, either acting, voice over work something.
- Also work on maybe some web series, some voice over things.
Examples
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Each edited clip began with a voice-over that introduced the two teams competing and indicated the team in possession.
Academic text (2005) -
The dialogue begins in voice-over as the title card fades.
Fiction book (2001) -
And and so I, I even did a voice over for a book once.
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Also work on maybe some web series, some voice over things.
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And it got to a point where now the voice over work is not hard no more.
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And this, the voice over was equally brilliant, I thought.
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Today I'm going to be doing her voice over, so let's get started.
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They'll go in post and have the actor come in and voice over the line.
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GAGE: I need to record some voice overs for the opening of the documentary.
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Any idiot can write voice-over narration to explain the thoughts of a character.
Fiction book (2002)
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Etymology
Voice-over comes from the common words voice ('sound from a person') and over ('on top of' or 'above'), and it names a voice you hear 'over' the picture because the speaker is not seen on screen.