Adoption Brochure Services
At Argeron, families are important to us. We understand the importance of making a good first impression, and we know that a “Dear Birthmother” brochure is, in essence, an autobiography showcasing your willingness to adopt a child into your heart and your stable, loving home. You must show them that you have a fulfilling life before the adoption, and you desire a child to share life’s joys with. With the guidance of his/her adoptive parents, the child will have infinite possibilities and excel in life.
Many agencies require an adoptive couple to create a autobiography to be given to birth families. However, these profiles can be presented in almost any way – even in a binder/folder on plain paper with a few pictures thrown in – and that can seem unoriginal, rushed, and just plain unimpressive! At Argeron, we want birth families to see that you clearly are the best choice for them by providing you with the perfect professional brochure design. The document has to be informational, but must also show warmth and depth of personality. Our affordable brochures are proven to help adoptive parents find the child they have been searching for, usually within a few weeks after their creation!
Upon request, Argeron can also translate your brochure to Spanish, French, German, Italian, or Portuguese, so be sure to let us know when you contact us.
We work very closely with the printer of your choice to ensure that you make an excellent first impression on the mothers and families who will read your brochure. If you do not have a printing company, we can refer you to a few.
As part of our constant effort to add more useful services for our clients, we can also create an adoption website for you!
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Voice and Audio Services
In addition to graphic and web design, Argeron also has an in-house voice artist available for commercials, video clips, audio books, and jingles. We also perform audio mixing, integrate ambient sounds/background music, and dubbing when needed.
Audio mixing is a process during the post-production stage of a film or a television program by which a multitude of recorded sounds are combined into one soundtrack.
Dubbing is the post-production process of replacing voices following the original recording, and usually refers to the substitution of the voices of the actors shown on the screen by those of different performers, who may be speaking a different language.
