The dubbing process commences with meticulous pre-production planning, where the project's scope, target audience, languages for dubbing, and budgetary considerations are meticulously assessed. Once the original script is finalized, it undergoes translation and adaptation by seasoned linguists, ensuring linguistic accuracy, cultural relevance, and lip-sync compatibility with the source material. Casting follows suit, with voice actors selected based on their ability to embody the characters authentically while maintaining synchronization with the original performances.

Recording sessions take place in well-equipped studios, where actors deliver their lines under the guidance of directors or language coaches, ensuring fidelity to the source material's emotion and timing. Subsequently, the recorded audio undergoes meticulous editing and mixing to synchronize dialogue, integrate background music, and fine-tune sound effects, resulting in a seamless blend with the visuals.