The most common full form of VO is Voice-Over.
A voice-over is a production technique where a narrator speaks over footage or visuals in film, television, radio, and other media. It's used to provide context, explanation, or commentary, and is often delivered by someone who isn't directly visible on screen.
Here's a breakdown of what a voice-over entails:
- Purpose: To explain, narrate, or add depth to the visual elements.
- Implementation: Pre-recorded audio track combined with visuals.
- Application: Commonly used in documentaries, commercials, training videos, and news reports.
Other Possible Meanings (Less Common):
While "Voice-Over" is the most frequent meaning, VO can occasionally refer to other terms depending on the specific context:
- Volume Oscillator: A technical indicator used in stock trading.
- Venture Outsource: A type of outsourcing service.
- Visiting Officer: A designation within certain organizations.
However, unless otherwise specified, Voice-Over is the generally accepted full form of VO.
