Khaled Badran
Arabic language, inexpensive native narrator, on-line announcer Khaled Badran
Usually, the Arabic language from the narrators was always offered on slave terms. But times are changing and Khaled Badran will sound professional and enthusiastic at a democratic price. Progress has also made its way to this privileged category of announcers. High prices were quoted as a lack of competition, but now it becomes more difficult to dictate their terms.
We offer you to take advantage of the experience and beyond the necessary options from the master of voiceover. Arabic native voice-actor Khaled Badran has worked successfully with automotive companies, banks and for TV projects in Kuwait. What's most significant is its ability to read, sync, and proofread text. Thanks to his knowledge of English, he will be able to help, for an additional fee, with the verification of the translation or correction into Arabic.
We offer you to take advantage of the experience and beyond the necessary options from the master of voiceover. Arabic native voice-actor Khaled Badran has worked successfully with automotive companies, banks and for TV projects in Kuwait. What's most significant is its ability to read, sync, and proofread text. Thanks to his knowledge of English, he will be able to help, for an additional fee, with the verification of the translation or correction into Arabic.
| Voicetalent name | Khaled Badran |
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| Turnaround | 48+ hrs |
| Languages | Arabic |
| Popularity | High |
| Voice features | Baritone |
| The Khaled Badran male voice is ideal for voice-over solution for a telephone greeting, internet project, business presentation, textbook or training course, audiobook, and any radio or television commercial. Correct presentation, logical intonation accents, general tonality create a business mood and bring the usual standard text to a completely different level of perception. | |
Making an order for voice-over at 2vocieover studio you can expect to receive from one to three ready takes of your script. This rule applies if the script is not more than 80 words long. In case it contains more than 80 words you can expect only one take. The quote can change if the script is to be broadcasted on TV or radio. To get an adequate quotation be sure to specify if your script is going to be used for broadcasting.