Voice-over Definition

voisōvər
noun
Narration or dialogue, as in a movie, commercial, or documentary, spoken by an unseen narrator or an onscreen character not seen speaking.
A character whose thoughts were revealed in a voice-over.
American Heritage
The voice commenting or narrating off camera, as for a television commercial.
Webster's New World

Alternative spelling of voice-over.

Wiktionary

The audio track of such a broadcast.

Wiktionary

Other Word Forms of Voice-over

Noun

Singular:
voice-over
Plural:
voice-overs

Voice-over Sentence Examples

  • Have you noticed that, for the past twenty years or so, the majority of movie trailers seem to feature the same voice-over announcer?

  • Let's discuss this without yelling at each other,' I said, raising my voice over Claire's continued screaming.

  • Santoro did voice-over work as well, voicing the title character in Stuart Little for Brazilian copies of the film.

  • As he was about to introduce himself, he heard a familiar voice over his shoulder.

  • If you just want to record a voice-over, then Windows Movie Maker is probably simpler.

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