Pioneering the future of media localization through collaboration, innovation, and global partnership.
The Media Localization Alliance (MLA) is a free, global non-profit organization designed to create an information hub where Trusted Partner Network (TPN) members operating certified dubbing studios can access a collaborative network of nearly 50 studios worldwide, fostering deeper connections and growth opportunities.
MLA members receive exclusive benefits including discounts on studio rentals, idea exchange, project promotion, and participation in in-person meetings funded by the organization. These gatherings happen at least twice a year during major industry events such as NAB, MIPCOM or IBC. Updates about members and their work are shared monthly on the MLA website and LinkedIn page.
MLA will also serve as a showcase for emerging technologies that enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve turnaround time. A network of MPAA-compliant, TPN-certified studios strengthens trust and positions the group as a powerful force in the global localization marketplace.
The Media Localization Alliance (MLA) unites leading dubbing studios from around the world to bring stories to life across languages and cultures. With a presence in key countries renowned for dubbing, MLA fosters collaboration and excellence, ensuring high-quality localization, compliance with content securities best practices that resonates with global audiences.
Together, we break barriers and connect creators with viewers worldwide.
Exclusive advantages designed to empower our network of studios
Exclusive discounts on rentals within our global network
Collaborative platform for knowledge and project sharing
Regular in-person meetings at major industry events
Featured promotions on MLA platforms and social media
The visionary leaders driving MLA's mission to transform media localization



Executive Director
President of Tech Align Group and Chair of the SMPTE Hollywood Section, with over 23 years of experience in content security and Media & Entertainment technology. He has contributed to major industry organizations such as TPN, SMPTE, the 8K Association, and HPA, helping develop technical standards and compliance programs. He currently serves as Executive Director of the 8K Association, leads the Interoperability Working Group at the UHD Alliance, and works as an advanced TPN assessor.