What qualifications do you need?
Good musical taste and creativity are very important. The job of music dubbing is to select and compose scores to enhance visual images so that the plot of whatever you are working on has a better flow. The score can either subtly nuance a film or play a significant role, depending on the situation. Having a degree in music education can be an advantage.
What sort of person does the job suit?
If you are thinking of dubbing TV shows, it will be a great help if you're a TV buff because the more you know the programme you are working on, the better. You also need patience as we watch an hour-long episode for at least four hours before deciding what type of music or musical instrument to use.
What's the best way into the industry?
Compose original works and send the demos to TV stations. Usually they will give you a video and then ask you to compose the score. Good networking is important.