Canadian French voice actor websites, Québec French, plainly labelled.

Producers casting Québec French need a voice that sounds local, not a France French read adapted. Your site should make the difference obvious.

What a producer listens for.

What matters when someone is casting Canadian French voice actors, and how the site answers it.

Québec, not France
A first-screen label saying Québec French stops a producer from wondering which one you offer.
Registers inside Québec
Everyday, formal and broadcast registers differ. Label samples by register.
Local and national work
Show reads for Québec brands and for pan-Canadian campaigns that need a French version.

Examples of the labels a producer sees before pressing play. Final labels are agreed with you.

English and French on the same page
A short line in English and the reels labelled in French serve both markets.
Practical details for Canadian clients
Currency, invoicing, time zone and the languages you take briefs in.

Something else? Ask it when you request a quote.

Is Canadian French different from France French on a site?

Yes, in label and in reels. Keep Québec samples apart and say so.

Should I offer both?

Only if you can deliver both authentically. Give each its own reel.

Does my site need to be bilingual?

Often helpful. We can build English and French versions.

Tell us what you are planning. We reply with the scope and what we need to quote it.