Give your character a voice people remember.
In this studio you’ll decide how your character speaks, what kind of energy they have, how fast they talk, and how dialogue should feel before you ever generate audio.
Build the delivery before the audio.
Choose the voice type
Warm narrator, energetic host, calm expert, dramatic hero, quirky sidekick, or another clear direction.
Set pace & energy
Decide whether the delivery is slow and cinematic, conversational, upbeat, or rapid-fire.
Write for speech
Use shorter sentences, natural contractions, intentional pauses, and words the character would actually say.
Save the voice blueprint
Create one reusable description so the same character sounds consistent from clip to clip.
Turn text into spoken dialogue.
Today we are going to build a short AI video.
Voice-ready line:
Alright — today we’re building a short AI video, from scratch. And we’re keeping it simple.
Save the sound of the character.
Age feel: early 30s
Energy: upbeat but controlled
Pace: medium
Tone: curious, cinematic, friendly
Accent: neutral American
Delivery rule: emphasize key words, use brief pauses, avoid sounding like an announcer
Voice locked. Add dialogue to the storyboard.
Attach each line, delivery note, and sound cue to the scene where it belongs. Your storyboard now carries both the picture plan and the performance plan.