Voiceover (VO)
The voice of an unseen narrator who explains, tells or persuades over images or video. It is used in ads, training videos, documentaries and social content.
In Arabic: التسجيلة (Take)
Voiceover productionOne attempt at reading a script or part of it, whether recorded by a narrator or generated by a voice tool. You usually make several takes and keep the best, or combine parts of them.
The voice of an unseen narrator who explains, tells or persuades over images or video. It is used in ads, training videos, documentaries and social content.
Text written to be heard rather than read: short sentences, one key idea per line, numbers and names spelled the way they are spoken, plus tone and pause notes in brackets.
Re-recording a line or section after the session to fix a mistake or a script change, matched in voice and tone to the rest. With a generated voice, a pickup is just regenerating one line instead of booking a new session.
Notes describing how a script should be read: tone, pace, energy, which words to stress and who the audience is. They go at the top of the script or in brackets before the line they apply to.
The first one to three seconds of a short video, whose only job is to stop the scroll. On TikTok and Reels it is usually a question, a surprise or a clear promise.
The line that tells the listener exactly what to do next: order, book, call, tap the link. It usually closes the ad and works best as a single clear action.
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