![]() I think that’s one of the major impacts of having a voiceover,” she notes. ![]() “Somedays I might speak about a product which you might not like, but some script which I narrate might affect you and connect with you through the voice, you might relate with me and the brand. It represents the people’s voice and what they have gauged from that ad. But eventually, I started enjoying that.”Īccording to her, voiceovers go well beyond being the brand’s voice. But with short-form content things are different – ek hi emotion ko 5 second me daaldo- ya 10 second me– earlier I used to counter the point like how is it possible to put those emotions in much less time and words. She observes, “Shooting an ad is like creating a story while adding voiceovers to it is like weaving it together. ![]() “The voice highlights the product that you are talking about and makes it more relatable and not just informative but emotional too”, Dutta adds. What kind of impact do these voiceovers and narrations have on ad films apart from the context and the content they are set into? ![]() Voiceovers convey a brand’s message effectively and when it gets associated with the right voice for a campaign film, it becomes relatable and forms an instant connection with the consumers.
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