0 on a television programme, film, or advertisement, the spoken words of a person that you cannot see:
1 words that describe or comment on a film, advertisement, or video, which are spoken by a person who is not seen:
Famous actors often provide voice-overs for advertisements.
A voice-over pulls all the diverse strands and themes together and the soundtrack provides a taste of township music.
When this occurred, the decision was made based on the main advertising copy or voice-over.
The 'voice-over', a voice that speaks without having a physical persona in the film, is reserved for the male voice.
While classic voice-over narration may hector us with useful information assumed reliable, other disembodied voices are, notoriously, not merely disorientating but terrifying.
The voice-over in this ad is supposed to be an overt verbalization of one male's "voice in the head" admiring the other male's smooth, beautiful skin.
The effect here is to render the dry upfront vocal as a kind of intimate voice-over to the overtly pictorial rendering of the mule train, and its rough-hewn teamster.
We can see pictures of those who speak in support of this view, and an actor can produce a voice-over.
The critics of television must not forget that we already appear on television and in the least appetising, most inadequate way—a voice-over radio broadcast with irrelevant pictures.
