Voiceover studio / North Bellmore
Your words.
Professionally produced.
Record your own voice or work with talent. We handle the studio, engineering, editing, and delivery so the message sounds clear, credible, and ready for its audience.
152 ENT / Voice recording and finishing
Choose the path that fits the project
The right voice is only part of the result.
A strong voiceover also depends on the room, performance direction, clean editing, the correct technical delivery, and how the recording will be used. Start with the option closest to your needs—we will confirm the details before quoting.
Record my voice
Bring your script and use the studio with an engineer. Choose raw delivery or add editing and mastering.
Produce the audio
We handle recording, cleanup, edits, script checking when applicable, mastering, and organized delivery.
Help me find talent
Tell us the tone, audience, and usage. We can build the quote around supplied narration or voice talent.
Published starting rates
Know the range before you ask.
These starting points make it easier to identify the right path. Final pricing depends on script length, performance, editing, talent, usage, and delivery requirements.
Engineer and raw audio. Bring your own voice. One-hour minimum.
Editing, cleanup, script checking, and mastering of supplied recordings.
Your narration, recorded, edited, checked against the script, and mastered.
One supplied narrator and full production; final pricing varies by voice and manuscript.
Up to 300 words for internal business use, finished audio, and one revision round.
Priced according to script, talent, usage, territory, term, and campaign.
Advertising and public-facing campaigns require usage details because where and how the voice is used affects the quote.
Request the right quoteHear the work / Audiobook production
A story, brought to audio.
Nibbles the Dessert Mouse is an audiobook project produced by 152 ENT. Hear a short excerpt from the finished audio.
See this project in Our Work
From script to finished audio
A clean process protects the message.
We identify the audience, usage, voice, deliverables, and deadline first. That keeps production focused and prevents important details from surfacing after recording.
Send the script
Include the word count, audience, intended use, reference tone, and deadline.
Confirm the plan
We align on performer, session, editing, file format, usage, price, and schedule.
Record & finish
We capture the performance, complete the agreed post-production, and deliver organized audio.
Built for focused performance
A professional room changes how the message lands.
Listeners notice noise, uneven levels, distracting edits, and unclear delivery—even when they cannot name the problem. We create a controlled recording environment and a deliberate finish so attention stays on the words.
- Private vocal booth with an engineer
- Performance-focused session support
- Editing, cleanup, and mastering options
- Delivery shaped around the intended use
Before you record
The useful details come first.
Send what you know. If the usage or production level is unclear, we will help identify what must be decided before the session.
Can I bring my own narrator or perform the script myself?
Yes. Recording-only and full-production options are available when you are supplying the voice. Tell us whether you need raw audio or a finished deliverable.
Why does advertising voiceover require a custom quote?
Advertising pricing depends on the audience, media, territory, term, campaign, and talent. Those details need to be confirmed so the quote reflects the actual use.
What does “finished hour” mean for an audiobook?
A finished hour refers to one hour of completed audiobook audio, not one hour spent recording or editing. Production time is normally longer than the final running time.
What should I send for a quote?
Send the script or word count, intended audience, where the audio will appear, deadline, whether you are supplying the voice, and examples of the tone you want.
Can you edit voice recordings made elsewhere?
Potentially. Send a sample and describe the available files, script, length, and required specifications. We will review the material before confirming the scope.
Ready for a clear answer.