OVERVIEW

For the past 22 years, Can Koray has been an influential figure in the field of sound and video production, utilizing state-of-the-art technology and a sophisticated studio environment. Within this field, he offers an extensive array of services that leave no sonic stone unturned. From the nuanced art of translation to the captivating craft of narration, the meticulous process of dubbing, the seamless finesse of video editing, the precision of recording, the delicate balance of mixing/mastering and the complex expertise of sound engineering, his service offerings know no bounds.

Turkish voice actor & sound producer, Can Koray's journey is marked by a rich tapestry of experience in the realm of radio broadcasting. His illustrious career is adorned with an impressive portfolio of authored and produced content that spans the airwaves. From captivating radio shows to dynamic sweepers, catchy jingles to polished liners, memorable station IDs to authoritative corporate narrations, and mesmerizing voice-overs for both radio and television, his contributions have left an indelible mark on the industry.

His talents extend across various platforms, as exemplified by collaborations on a series of prestigious short films. These include 'Asteroid Mission Extreme' produced by National Geographic, the immersive 'Habitat Earth' by the California Academy of Sciences, the intriguing 'Phantom of The Universe' from CERN Nuclear Research, the enlightening 'To Space & Back' presented by The Franklin Institute, and the captivating 'The Mysteries Unseen World,' also by National Geographic. Through his narration and meticulous mixing, Can Koray has brought depth and resonance to these cinematic endeavors, enriching the audience's experience and leaving a lasting impression.

In an industry defined by its relentless pursuit of excellence, Can Koray stands as a beacon of professionalism and innovation, continually pushing the boundaries of what's achievable in sound and video production.

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