Vision

Automated Translation & Dubbing
Technology for the Next Generation of Film

A modern, scalable pipeline to translate, re‑voice, and lip‑sync movies and series while preserving the emotions, timbre, and nuance of the original actors.

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1. What this story is about

Films and series now premiere in dozens of countries at once. Audiences want to hear their favorite actors in their own language—with the same emotions, timbre, and intonation. Classic dubbing, however, is long and expensive, and the intangible "magic" of the original often gets lost.

We are building technology that automates film dubbing while preserving the actor’s emotional performance and unique voice character.

2. Why the old methods no longer work

Traditional dubbing requires:

  • Weeks of studio recording.
  • Large teams of actors, directors, and sound engineers.
  • Significant editing and mixing budgets.

In the streaming era—where premieres arrive back‑to‑back—these timelines are no longer acceptable. Studios lose time, and therefore money.

3. How we solve it

We are developing a system that:

  • Analyzes the actor’s original speech.
  • Transfers emotions and timbre into another language.
  • Synchronizes the new voice with lip movement and scene timing.

Each stage is automated, dramatically reducing localization timelines.

1Video+Audio
2Emotion analysis
3Translate
4Voice synthesis
5Sync
6Finished film

4. What’s under the hood

We use a combination of task‑tuned models and re‑engineered architectures built on top of established approaches. Our goal is not merely to “translate the text,” but to faithfully reproduce the voice character and emotional color of the original performance.

5. Why this will be better

  • Speed: hours instead of weeks.
  • Scalability: process dozens of hours of video in parallel.
  • Flexibility: easily add new languages.

6. Where it can be applied

  • Films and series.
  • YouTube and TikTok content.
  • Corporate videos and advertising.

7. How it can scale next

  • Adding new languages and accents.
  • Optimization for live streams.
  • Integrations with platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and YouTube.

8. What’s already done

  • Architectural concept created.
  • Component‑level tests completed.
  • Integration of technologies into a unified pipeline started.

9. What’s next

  • Finish the prototype.
  • Pilot projects with partners.
  • Scale infrastructure for large‑volume content processing.

10. Why we need partners and investment

To accelerate development and launch globally, we need resources to scale our team, infrastructure, and language base. We’re open to strategic partnerships and eager to discuss joint pilot projects.

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