Cartoon Network Brings Regional Voice Acting to South Africa with Regular Show Dubbing Contest
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Cartoon Network Africa is celebrating Regular Show: The Lost Tapes with a travelling dubbing booth that lets South African fans voice Rigby in isiZulu, Afrikaans, isiXhosa, or Sesotho, with winners heading to a professional studio in Johannesburg.
Cartoon Network Africa is launching a travelling dubbing booth competition to celebrate the release of Regular Show: The Lost Tapes. South African fans now have a rare chance to step inside the booth and voice the iconic character Rigby. Participants can choose between four local languages, which include isiZulu, Afrikaans, isiXhosa, and Sesotho, to record a sixty-second clip.
Winners of the competition will secure a professional studio recording session in Johannesburg. This campaign offers a fun bridge between classic animation and local culture, giving regional fans a direct creative stake in a global franchise. As localization becomes a bigger priority across entertainment platforms, community-driven projects like this stand out by putting the microphone directly into the hands of the audience.
For details on tour dates and booth locations, check out the full report over at IGN South Africa. It is a genuinely neat activation for anyone looking to test their voice acting skills outside of standard English dubs.
Tags: Animation, Cartoon Network, South Africa, Voice Acting, Regular Show
Original article: IGN South Africa