Introduction of dubbing actors

Voice actor: A person who adds dialogue to a movie, which is different from a stage actor and a movie actor. They reproduce the characters in the original film (drama) from the sound, and take the sound as their own performance means. Before dubbing, they must fully analyze the story, artistic style, style and background of the original film, and then work out their own dubbing scheme for a certain role, which is commonly known as "dubbing". In addition to film translation (including foreign language translation and translation between Mandarin, Cantonese, dialects and minority languages), voice actors are also required to record lines. Some films do not use their own voices when recording later because the actors have poor voices, and the language is not standard or does not meet the requirements of the roles. Instead, voice actors are asked to voice the films. Nowadays, most voice actors refer to voice actors in a broad sense, and their work types have tended to be diversified, not limited to roles. Representative figures are: Jane, and representative works are: Broken Blue Bridge and Yesenia.