More red flags than a bullfighting school - Project Lead Deepdub.ai Employee Review

It's a great company to grow.

If you're lazy, you can't work with them because the production time is short.

A potential cost saver to production companies

I have extensive experience in pro tools and dubbing for international content. This platform is not ready for outsourcing dubbing for TV series and features. Deepdub offers cursory tutorials in a series of short videos that are desperately attempting to be funny and breezy but are entirely ineffectual in teaching the technical requirements to make a complex revoice/dub work. They also mock actors and discard their work, while allowing series- long performances to be recreated using the employee's own voice - that is if you can figure out how to do it. After spending 5 hours on the "homework assignment" that they require before employment (after signing a contract) instead of instruction, their AI sends a cursory critique of how "flat" the performance are - which are clearly the problem with their non-pro voice bank (yes, voices of regular folks, not actors) -- and a note "we are not moving forward with you." Welcome to crap AI replacement of 100 years of voice artists and pro dialogue editors.