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| Step | Description | Typical Turn‑Around | |------|-------------|--------------------| | | The distributor (often a local sub‑licensor) obtains dubbing rights from the original rights holder (StudioCanal/Warner Bros.). | 1–2 weeks | | 2. Script Adaptation | A bilingual translator adapts the English dialogue into Hindi, preserving humor, cultural references, and lip‑sync cues. The script is reviewed by a Cultural Localization Lead to replace UK‑specific idioms (e.g., “cheeky”) with Indian equivalents. | 2–3 weeks | | 3. Casting | Voice‑over director shortlists actors based on vocal timbre, age‑appropriateness, and star power. Notable Hindi‑dub projects often employ celebrity voices (e.g., Rajesh Khattar for Paddington’s narrator). | 1 week | | 4. Voice Recording | Actors record in a sound‑proof booth, following the ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) workflow. The original English track is played as a reference for timing. | 1–2 weeks | | 5. Lip‑Sync & Timing | Audio engineers adjust the length of lines using time‑stretching and re‑recordings to match the on‑screen mouth movements. | 1 week | | 6. Mixing & Mastering | The Hindi dialogue is mixed with the original background score, sound effects, and ambience. The mix is mastered to ITU‑BS.1770 loudness standards (−23 LUFS) for broadcast compliance. | 1 week | | 7. Quality Assurance (QA) | A bilingual QA team watches the entire film, noting mismatches, translation errors, or audio glitches. A final “clean” master is produced. | 3–4 days | | 8. Re‑Packaging | The Hindi audio track is embedded in a new MXF (Material Exchange Format) file, and the film is re‑encoded into H.264/AVC (or newer HEVC) with appropriate subtitles if required. | 2–3 days | | 9. Delivery | The final master is delivered to broadcasters/OTT platforms via SFTP or a cloud‑based asset management system . | Immediate after QA | | Step | Description | Typical Turn‑Around |