Jesse Shemen Papercup
The startup Papercup will be dubbing Bloomberg’s videos into Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and Italian. The company, which offers a dubbing solution using an innovative artificial intelligence system, recently signed a contract with the media news group.
“Bloomberg makes nearly 100 videos a day, and we have the capacity to translate at least ten of those videos every day. In a matter of an hour or two we can dub those short-format videos,” said Jesse Shemen, Co-Founder and CEO, Papercup.
Shemen explains that with their solution they are capable of dubbing content in a lot less time than traditional dubbing houses, and also without so much human investment. “In short videos we can spend half the time that it would usually a person to do the dubbing, and with longer content such as a series we can do it even faster; what takes weeks for a traditional dubbing company, we can do it just in days.”
He also mentioned that Papercup is currently working with the BBC, Warner Bros. Discovery, Insider, Cinedigm and Sky News, among others.
“Despite being digital voices created with artificial intelligence, the likeness and the nature the voices have makes it almost imperceptible that they are not real humans,” Shemen said.
Papercup attended MIP Cancun in order to offer its services to the different exhibitors in the market, whether they are buyers or sellers of content.