Editing Dubbing (section)

=====Free-to-air TV=====
The prevalence of media needing to be dubbed in [[Filipino language]] has resulted in a talent pool that is capable of syncing voice to lip, especially for shows broadcast by the country's largest networks. It is not uncommon in the Filipino dub industry to have most of the voices in a series dubbing by only a handful of voice talents. Programs originally in English used to usually air in their original language on free-to-air television.

Since the late 1990s, more originally English-language programs broadcast on major free-to-air networks (e.g. [[ABS-CBN]], [[GMA Network|GMA]], [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5]]) have been dubbed into Filipino. Even the former [[Studio 23]] (now [[ABS-CBN Sports and Action|S+A]]), once known for airing programs in English, had later adopted Filipino dubbing for some of its foreign programs. [[Anime|Japanese anime]] series shown on ABS-CBN, GMA and TV5 have long been dubbed into Filipino. Dubbing has also been less common in smaller free-to-air networks such as the former [[Radio Philippines Network|RPN 9]] (now [[RPTV (TV channel)|RPTV]]) whereby the original-language version of the program is aired. [[Telenovela]]s from Latin America (including Mexico) were also dubbed into Filipino.