A French-accented English voice for recipes and travel
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An unhurried voice that leaves room for the step
A French-accented host fits a recipe video, a travel guide, or a short brand spot that should feel unhurried. The pace leaves room for the viewer to watch the step you are showing.
- A recipe or cooking lesson
- A travel guide for a city in France
- A short brand spot with a calm read
Try this script. "Today's recipe takes about twenty minutes. We'll make the sauce first, then plate it while it's still warm."
Pronunciation. Add a dish or a street to the pronunciation guide once, and the recipe video says it right every time you reuse the host.
| Voice | Sound | Sample | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male French-accented English voice | Male | Bright, resonant adult tour guide | |
| Female French-accented English voice | Female | Airy, melodic young travel guide |
Regional French accents
A film for the whole country can use a general French voice, and Paris and Marseille each have a row when the recipe or the guide stays in that city.
| Regional accent | Voice | Sample |
|---|---|---|
| Paris | Smooth, playful conversationalist (female) | |
| Marseille | Airy, melodic young travel guide (female) |
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Frequently asked questions
Should a Paris campaign use a different voice?
Can I monetize a recipe video with this voice?
Can a chef and a guest share the recipe episode?
The recipe film is twelve minutes. Which format fits?
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