The producer of the film “Ramayana” discusses how the English trailer is made using AI-related techniques, according to NDTV. The producer says the makers do not rely on the film’s on-screen actors to record English dubbing for the trailer. Instead, the production uses a separate team of voice actors to recreate the performances in English. The producer describes the process as aiming to preserve the original tone and delivery, stating that the voice team works to match the “nuances” of the performances from the original version. NDTV’s report focuses specifically on the English trailer and how its voice output is produced, rather than on the full film’s dubbing or release details. The explanation centers on the production workflow—using voice actors rather than the original cast and employing an AI-powered method to align the trailer’s language presentation with the established performances. The report presents the approach as a practical choice for generating an English-language trailer that is closely aligned with the original performances.
Ramayana producer explains AI approach for English trailer voice production
The producer of the film “Ramayana” discusses how the English trailer is made using AI-related techniques, according to NDTV. The producer says the makers do not rely on the film’s on-screen actors to...
- The producer describes the English trailer’s voice production approach for “Ramayana.”
- The makers do not use the film’s actors to dub the English trailer.
- A team of voice actors recreates the English version.
- The process is aimed at matching the original performances’ tone and nuances.
- NDTV reports these details as part of an explanation of an AI-powered trailer production.
Instead of relying on the film's actors to dub the English version, the makers brought in a team of voice actors to recreate every nuance of the original performances
13 hours agoInstead of relying on the film's actors to dub the English version, the makers brought in a team of voice actors to recreate every nuance of the original performances
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