Excel Entertainment, Prime Focus, and Double Negative are testing our technology on some of the biggest films on their upcoming slate. It’s incredible to see the ecosystem not only recognizing the need for this technology but also embracing it in a big way. We’re now in market-creation modeβthis is where the real action begins.
Podcast Chapters
Timestamp | Chapter Title |
06:01 | Business Case for Localization Technology |
11:49 | Genesis of Visual Dub Technology |
17:54 | Phonetics and Language Adaptation |
26:03 | From Films to Advertising |
28:33 | Success Stories in Dubbing |
29:55 | Technological Advancements: Enhancing Lip Sync and Quality |
34:04 | Operational Efficiency: Plug-and-Play Technology |
39:03 | Global Expansion Plans and Strategic Partnerships |
41:57 | Recognition and Future Aspirations in the Tech Space |
Subtitles are a barrier to discovering global content. Technology transforms films, like making an English movie truly Japaneseβnot just dubbed. This innovation bridges borders, enabling content to thrive across platforms, from streaming to broadcast, revolutionizing creation, distribution, and consumption in todayβs rapidly globalizing entertainment landscape.
Key Takeaways:
- Visual discord occurs when dubbed audio does not match the original expressions.
- Generative AI can enhance the viewing experience by synchronizing audio and video.
- The business case for localization technology is growing with global content consumption.
- The genesis of Visual Dub was inspired by the consumption of Korean content during COVID.
- Phonetics play a crucial role in adapting content for different languages.
- Advertising was not initially a focus, but proved to be a valuable market.
- Recognition at TechCrunch highlights the potential of the technology.
- The need for innovative solutions in dubbing is growing as content crosses borders.
Sound Bites:
- “We are expanding the reach of this video.”
- “It becomes a Japanese film.”
- “We are just changing a part of the face.”
- “Our technology is production ready.”
- “We want to establish ourselves in LA.”
- “This is a big problem to solve.”
- “We love the work that you are doing.”