
The voice and wording for your UAE audience
Emirati Arabic voice-over
Bring a locally focused message to life with Emirati Arabic voice-over. Explore Alaa’s published sample, then brief the audience, language style and intended use of your recording. The Arabic Studio reviews the script and confirms suitable casting and production requirements for the actual project.
Discuss your Emirati voice-over
Listen to published voice demos

Decide who the message addresses
A UAE audience can include Emirati listeners, Arabic speakers from other countries and people using several languages. Describe the group you want the recording to reach. A national campaign, a customer message and an internal learning video may call for different language choices.
An Emirati performance can support a locally relevant message when the script and tone suit that audience. Modern Standard Arabic may fit another brief better. Share references and explain the intended relationship with the listener, rather than treating a dialect label as a complete creative direction.
Hear Alaa’s published Emirati demo
Alaa’s catalog sample lets you hear an Emirati Arabic performance and compare its vocal character with your project. Use the recording as a casting reference, not as a bespoke audition or a promise that an identical delivery will suit every script.
Tell us which qualities you prefer: a warm conversational voice, a clear explanation or a particular pace. We confirm the performer’s suitability and availability before recording. If you need another style or a project-specific sample, include it in the enquiry so the options and terms can be assessed.
Make the spoken script useful to the listener
Supply the approved Arabic script with enough context to understand its purpose. For a campaign, provide the product, approved claims and action you want the listener to take. For service messages, explain the actual instructions. The spoken text must communicate the approved information without adding promises.
Brand names, English terms, abbreviations and numbers need pronunciation decisions before recording. Share audio references where useful and identify a fixed running time or video edit. If the source needs translation or Emirati adaptation, include that work in the brief so script approval can happen before the performance is produced.
Plan campaign versions and final delivery
Specify whether the voice-over is for advertising, narration, training or another use. Include the channels, intended territory, usage period and required edits. A main film, a shorter cut and a separate social version may need different script timings and files.
Agree the file specification, review route and final approval responsibilities with the team. Any recording to picture, additional audio production or revisions is scoped for the project. Confirm the required versions before production, and distinguish performance corrections from later changes to the approved campaign script.
Before you start
Can I request Alaa for my recording?
Yes, include Alaa’s name and the sample you liked. Suitability, availability and the recording terms are confirmed for your project.
Should my UAE campaign use Emirati Arabic or MSA?
That depends on the audience and message. Share the intended listeners, campaign context and references so the language and performance can be discussed together.
Prepare your project brief
Send your script, UAE audience, preferred style and required campaign versions.
