The Croatian language from the group of Slavic languages is the official language of the Republic of Croatia and the European Union as the language spoken by the Croats. The language, which has a history of nearly 900 years, is written in Latin alphabet like Bosnian. The standard language spoken in general is the Croatian language of writing, which is formed in the central mouth region. This language, which is associated with Serbian, is distinguished from other Slavic languages due to its religious and cultural structure. Croats who are connected to the Catholic sect draw attention with different vocabulary compared to other Orthodox Slavs.

Learn this language and Croatian Voice Over those who wish to do so, will be able to provide language mastery after a certain period of training with the state or private language courses. There are also opportunities for those who want to perform the vocalisation, which is a popular profession of recent times, outside the theater. With the development of the series and film sector, it has been observed that the interest in this sector has increased in the same rate and people who have the talent but who are not of theater background have successfully accomplished the profession. Anyone with aatrical talent is likely to do this with some effort and training.

Croatian voiceoverit brings dominance to the Croatian language, which belongs to a certain ethnic culture. Within the language, it is necessary to learn the culture, traditions, viewpoints of the people who speak the language and the reactions against various situations. The differences between the spoken language and the language of correspondence, their similarities, the emphasis on daily life and the official correspondence language, the use of witty and right in place, together with a certain education brings a good observation ability. It is a unique task that can be done easily with motivational, observational and disciplined work, which is not easy to bring into Croatian popular culture by making Croatian dubbing of the dialogues in movies or series.

Reflecting the feelings of humor, sadness, anger, surprise and compassion to the audience in the voiceover or dubbing work is not a matter of grammar. It would be beneficial for non-theater students to attend diction courses along with language courses. Diction courses Croatian voiceover The effect of grammar, posture and emotions together with the voice expression increases. A good sounding brings many side factors. As with the voice-over, ie with the experience, the confidence and the quality of the work will continue.