The speaking of a person or presenter (announcer, reporter, anchor, commentator, etc.) who is generally not seen while his or her voice is heard. In radio production no one is seen (obviously), but the term voice over is still used to describe announcements made over music or some other program material, especially in the context of commercials.
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