French commercial voice over for Label Rouge mussels and oysters

A seafood commercial, a considered voice

The Label Rouge mussel and oyster commercial uses French voice over to accompany its seafood advertising message. The performance follows the text with clear wording and a presence shaped to the film.

Label Rouge

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  • 4 One Voice Awards wins
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An aerial view of a rugged coastline and a boat on calm water

Label Rouge

0:00 / 0:37

The film gives the framework

The message develops through words, images and sound. The voice needs to find its place within that construction and the timing of the commercial.

The tone of the phrase

I work with diction, breathing and emphasis. The delivery is adjusted to the project’s intention and the character the words need to carry.

The fee depends on the use, the territory and how long the rights run. See my voice over rates

“Despite our different languages, countries and time zones, she was incredibly easy to work with. Excellent voice over, excellent recording quality and very responsive! If you need a French voice, think of Estelle!”

Kierra ParlagrecoCreative Director, Promo House
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