Adapt Produces AI-Enabled Dubs for Flashback Pictures’ Pizza Guys vs Vampires
Adapt Produces AI-Enabled Dubs for Flashback Pictures’ Pizza Guys vs Vampires
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February 13, 2026 – Denver, CO – Adapt, a next-generation localization company, has engaged human linguists to deliver high-quality AI-enabled multilingual dubs for Flashback Pictures’ vertical microdrama Pizza Guys vs Vampires.
Adapt’s model integrates advanced AI tools for transcription, translation, and voice generation with a curated network of native human linguists. This human-in-the-loop approach ensures that tone, humor, pacing, and emotional nuance are preserved so stories resonate authentically in each target language....
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