Audioguide

Any city can be presented in thousands of different ways, and all of them can be fascinating. Any genre except boring - that's what an audio tour is about.

We start with the history, whether authentic or fictional—it doesn't matter. Choose a character. Your tour can be led by a house spirit, an emperor, a cat, or anyone else! Plan the route, considering the tastes of your character: what could have attracted their attention in each place? Write the script, trying not to overload it with facts from an encyclopedia for twenty minutes. Note that you can narrate both near the object and during the transition from point A to point B. If your route is long enough, it's better to entertain the visitor while they're traveling to the next point.

Illustrate your product with sounds and images. If your story has a reference to the past, add the atmosphere of a village or forest. If it's a knightly or military story, we have battle sounds and various cannon shots.

An engaging process is casting voices for narration. We record selected actors in the studio, add audio effects, and compile a version for testing. The next mandatory step is to test the tour on the route, noting where the audio file doesn't fit the duration of the transition.

After testing, if necessary, edits are made. Your audio tour is ready to be published and to invite tourists.