Question 1

What Type of Voice Acting Experience Do You Have??

Accepted Answer

My client list includes NASA, The European Space Agency, M&C Saatchi, Nestlé, Toyota, the European Parliament, Fisher-Price, Lidl, Philips, Oral-B and Credit Suisse. I have also worked for numerous UK and global radio stations, as well as a variety of production houses and video game companies..

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Question 2

Which accents and languages can you voice?

Accepted Answer

I speak fluent British English, French, Spanish, German and Welsh, and have voiced in a variety of Northern dialects including Yorkshire and The Potteries. I've also voiced in pseudo-languages for science-fiction video games.

Question 3

How Available Are You for Work?

Accepted Answer

I pride myself on being extremely flexible, working for UK clients, as well as directors in USA and Australia. Just give me a couple of hours notice, and I will schedule you in.

Question 4

Do You Have a Recording Studio?

Accepted Answer

My studio is broadcast quality, with SourceConnect Pro, CleanFeed and ipDTL, for director-led sessions. I can also self-record and send files across to you within a scheduled time. I have a U87 mic, plus an AT4040, depending on the sort of sound you require.

Question 5

What Other Clients Have You Worked For?

Accepted Answer

Some of my voiceover clients are Saatchi&Saatchi, NASA, BMW, Audi, Disney and Bosch.

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