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Express Publishing scales ELT audio production across 90+ countries with Wondercraft AI voice tools

Express Publishing's audio production relied on freelance voice actors and in-studio sessions, making it hard to scale or turn around updates quickly. Last-minute changes required waiting days to rebook talent, especially for children's voice projects.

How it works
Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · Audio update needed
A content change, such as updating a single number in a grammar video, initiates the audio production request.
Tools used
WondercraftDirector ModeParrot Mode
Outcome

Express Publishing can now revoice updated lines in under 5 minutes instead of waiting days to rebook talent, with the AI-generated audio described as natural, expressive, and learner-friendly.

Results
Time savedunder 5 minutes
Cost replacedwithin five minutes
Source

https://www.wondercraft.ai/case-studies/how-express-publishing-scaled-elt-audio-production-across-90-countries

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