AstraClips

Multilingual AI Dubbing & Lip-Sync Demo

One video. Every language. Perfectly dubbed and in sync.

Switch between languages while watching — playback continues from the exact moment you left, with AI dubbing and lip movements re-rendered to match each translation.

Tip: press play, then switch languages mid-video — the new language picks up at the same timestamp.

The Opportunity

A global audience Northwestern isn't reaching yet.

9,500

international students & scholars from 120+ countries

Top Undergrad Source Countries

China25%India12%S. Korea10%Canada7%

100%

English-only today

Recruitment videos only reach English-speaking families.

Top 3

Markets underserved

Parents in China, India & Korea largely can't engage with English content.

1 in 10

Undergrads international

Yet zero localized video outreach exists.

"This also applies to US-based families who don't speak English — an accessibility win."
— Aaron's insight

Frame-accurate dubbing

AI dubbing paired with lip and facial micro-movements re-rendered to match the target language.

Voice preservation

Original speaker timbre and cadence carried across translations.

Admissions-ready

Built for global outreach — info sessions, tours, and student stories.

Beyond Language

An Accessibility
Imperative.

Millions of people with hearing loss or communication disorders rely on lip-reading to understand speech. They don't just listen — they watch the speaker's mouth.

The Problem

Why Subtitles & Captions Fall Short

  • 1Captions force eyes away from the speaker's face.
  • 2Viewers must choose: read text or watch the person speaking.
  • 3Emotional cues, trust, and connection are lost when eyes move to text.
The Solution

AstraClips Solves This

With AI lip-sync dubbing, the speaker's mouth naturally matches the translated audio. Viewers can lip-read in their own language — no captions needed.

Who this serves

Deaf & hard-of-hearing individuals who lip-read
People with auditory processing disorders
Non-native speakers who rely on visual speech cues
Anyone in sound-off environments (transit, offices)