VERY SUCCESSFUL STAND FOR VTV AT THE KOREAN EDUCATION EXHIBITION IN SEOUL, KOREA
Feb 6, 2018
VTV, a dynamic Korean dubbing training institute, for children and adults -in Korean, English, and Chinese- is looking to expand in America and Asia and welcomes international partners.
Seoul, Korea, Republic of - February 6, 2018 /PressCable/ —
THIS RISING KOREAN COMPANY IS THE ULTIMATE DESTINATION FOR VOICE & DUBBING TRAINING, WITH PLANS TO EXPAND TO NORTH AMERICA & ASIA LATER THIS YEAR
Seoul, South Korea – February 7, 2018: The rising Korean voice training institution called VTV (Voice To Voice) has proudly announced that they recently participated in the Education Exhibition at the COEX, in Seoul, South Korea, held from 24th to 26th of January, 2018. VTV is a renowned and dynamic training institute, established and licensed in 2014, for voice education as well as dubbing and, at this inspiring educational exhibition, it successfully participated with a stand, where adults and children from across South Korea visited throughout the expo.
“We specialize in a wide range of areas, particularly covering voice actor training, dubbing training, speech training and animation dubbing, etc,” said Mrs. Kim Ji-Hyea, founder, and CEO of VTV, while introducing the company. “We are very grateful to everyone who visited our stand at the Korean Education Exhibition, and it was a fruitful experience. We could exchange ideas and also have members of the public practice voice over on short animations, at our stand. They had a lot of fun, and so did we!” According to Mrs. Kim, the institution will continue to participate in more public events in order to raise awareness and interest in the benefits of the voice training and dubbing arts.
Furthermore, VTV is known across the Pacific and in Korea for its professional animation dubbing and dubbing education courses. The aim of these training programs is to teach dubbing to adults in order to open up fascinating opportunities as much-sought voice actors, while also educating children -in schools, private education institutions or even at home- in Korean, English and Chinese languages. The classes for children are meant to enable them to work cooperatively and to master transferable skills. Because these programs are offered in three different languages -with more to come- a lot of children are able to attend these coaching sessions with ease and fun!
“For children, in particular, our goal is to enable them to explore and control their emotions, as well as improve their language and expression skills, while also mastering their energy levels”, according to CEO Mrs. Kim Ji-Hyea, while talking about the benefits of these training programs. “For adults, these programs will also play a major role in getting them into exciting careers in an ever-expanding industry.” According to the CEO, the company has expansion plans in Asia, the United States, Europe and Canada in the near future, and is looking to forge international partnerships. Furthermore, VTV (Voice To Voice) has plans for their high-quality dubbing of foreign programs into Korean, for TV, movies, animations, games or advertisements.
Contact Info:
Name: Mrs. KIM Ji-Hyea
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Voice to Voice (VTV)
Address: Sinchon-ro 174, Mapo-gu, Joonggu Building #702, Seoul, Seoul metropolitan area 04104, Korea, Republic of
Phone: +82-2-707-3311
For more information, please visit http://www.voicetovoice.co.kr/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 296286
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