Dubbing Brothers is a French‑based company that specializes in dubbing, voice‑over, and audio post‑production services for film, television, and interactive media. The company operates a network of studios in several countries, including France, the United Kingdom, Spain, Belgium, the United States, and other locations in Europe and North America.
The organization provides localization services that encompass script adaptation, casting, recording, mixing, and quality control, enabling audiovisual content to be adapted for different linguistic markets. Dubbing Brothers works with major motion picture studios, television broadcasters, streaming platforms, and video‑game developers to produce dubbed versions of their products.
Dubbing Brothers is a subsidiary of Technicolor Creative Studios (formerly part of Technicolor). As part of this larger media‑services group, the company benefits from shared technology, facilities, and a global client base.
The company’s portfolio includes dubbing projects for a wide range of international productions, though specific titles and release dates are not enumerated here due to the lack of verifiable, publicly compiled lists.
Corporate structure and locations
- Headquarters: Paris, France
- Additional facilities: London (UK), Brussels (Belgium), Madrid (Spain), New York (USA), among others
Services
- Dubbing (audio‑visual translation with synchronized voice performance)
- Voice‑over recording (narration, documentary, and non‑synchronised translation)
- Sound mixing and mastering
- Script adaptation and linguistic quality assurance
Industry role
Dubbing Brothers is regarded as a notable player within the European dubbing market, contributing to the localization pipeline that allows content to reach multilingual audiences. Its affiliation with Technicolor Creative Studios places it within a larger network of post‑production and visual‑effects service providers.
Note: Specific historical details such as the exact founding year and the complete list of productions are not fully documented in publicly accessible encyclopedic sources.
