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Your campaign, voiced in Polish.
Native Polish voice artists for advertising, corporate films and e-learning. We bring casting, recording and production together, with one team managing your brief through to the finished files.
Hear examples of top Polish talents.
Send us your casting brief and we can come back to you with a shortlist from our full range of talents.
Our online roster is a starting point. Tell us the brand, the tone and the audience, and we’ll find voices suited to your brief.
The right voice for your audience
Polish that fits your audience and format.
An advertising spot, a product film and a training module ask different things of a voice. Share the audience and the intended use so we can match the delivery to the project.
Brand names, specialist terms and approved translations help us prepare the session. Where the recording must follow an existing edit, include the video and timing requirements.
Make the script sound at home.
A translated script may need adapting for spoken delivery, timing and local phrasing. We can coordinate localisation and native-speaker direction where required.
Include pronunciation guidance for brand names, products and specialist terms so the recording is built around your brief.
Built around your production.
Advertising and campaigns
Casting and recording for TV, radio, digital and social. Share the market, media, usage period and any cutdowns so we can confirm the scope before production.
Corporate films and explainers
Clear narration for brand films, presentations and product stories, with attention to specialist terminology and the pace of your edit.
E-learning and training
Consistent delivery across modules, with file naming, pronunciation notes and delivery formats agreed around your learning platform.
Localisation and video
Polish as part of a wider campaign, with dubbing, subtitles and audio post-production coordinated where needed.
Explore our production services →From first brief to finished files.
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Send the brief
Share your script or word count, audience, usage and deadline. References help us understand the delivery you have in mind.
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Choose your voice
We propose casting options and confirm costs, availability and the production plan.
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We coordinate recording
We arrange the session and any agreed direction, pronunciation checks or live attendance.
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Receive your files
We deliver the agreed edits, mixes and file formats, with a clear route for any further changes.
Polish voiceover questions, answered.
Can you help if I don’t speak Polish?
Yes. We can arrange native-speaker direction and language checks as part of your project. Tell us what support you need, and we’ll include it in the scope.
Can you check Polish pronunciation and terminology?
We can arrange native-speaker direction and pronunciation checks as part of the agreed scope. Supply approved terminology, brand pronunciations and reference material when you send the brief.
Can you adapt an English script into Polish?
Yes. We can coordinate translation and localisation for spoken delivery. Share any video timing, character limits, brand terminology and approved reference copy so these can be considered from the start.
What affects the cost of a Polish voiceover?
The script length, intended usage, selected artist and production requirements all matter. Include the media, territory, usage period and deadline in your brief. We’ll confirm the price and what it covers before recording.
Can I join the recording session?
Remote attendance can be arranged. Let us know when you brief us so we can plan the session, schedule and any native-speaker direction.
How quickly can you deliver?
Tell us your deadline, including any time needed for approval. We’ll confirm a realistic schedule based on the script, artist availability and production requirements.
Let’s get your project moving
Tell us what you need in Polish.
A single voice, a new market or one part of a multilingual campaign. Send us your brief and we’ll help plan the next step.
A useful starting point
- Your script or word count.
- The audience, market and intended usage.
- Your deadline and delivery format.
- Any preferred voices or references.