
There’s Somebody In That Script.
Character reads start with intent. Who's talking, what do they want, and how much room does the scene give them? The voice follows from there.
Animation & Video Games.
Character notes, sample dialogue, scene context and references help far more than a list of accents. The goal is a performance that holds together across the whole project, not just one striking line.
Hear The Right Read.
A dedicated sample for this genre hasn't been supplied yet.
Have A Script In Mind?
Send a short excerpt and tell me what you're looking for. We can discuss a custom audition suited to your project.
Different Ways In.
Believable
Personality that grows out of the script.
Expressive
Range and colour where the character needs it.
Directed
A performance that responds to the project's creative language.
Before We
Record.
Every brief's a little different. These answers are a useful starting point.
Can You Audition For A Character?
Yes. Send the script, character brief, performance direction and any submission specifications.
Can You Record Multiple Versions?
We can agree on the number of takes and the session format as part of the brief.
What should I include in a character voiceover brief?
A character description, sample dialogue, scene context and any visual or performance references are particularly useful. Knowing how the character behaves and fits into the story helps shape a believable performance.
Can you voice more than one character in the same production?
Potentially, yes. Different characters may require distinct vocal approaches, accents, personalities and performance styles. Send the character descriptions and sample dialogue so we can assess what's appropriate for the project.
How do you maintain a consistent character voice across multiple recording sessions?
Reference recordings, character notes and agreed performance direction are essential. These provide a starting point for matching a character's vocal qualities, personality and delivery when recording additional scenes or dialogue.
Need A Character Voice?
Send the brief, the timing and where the recording will be used. I'll take a look and we can discuss the right approach.
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