Looking for a voiceover that deeply engages your audience?

English male voiceover artist. Commercials, audiobooks, video games, corporate, e-learning and more. Broadcast-quality London studio.

Are you looking for a classic, versatile English male voiceover artist? Whether it’s a TV commercial, an audiobook, a video game character, a corporate film or an e-learning module, I’ll record it in my broadcast-quality London studio — and I can usually deliver 99% of voiceovers the same day.

The process is designed to be simple and fast. Email me your script, tell me how you’d like it delivered, and I’ll voice, edit, master and send back high-quality audio, ready to use immediately.

The full range

I’ve spent 25 years in front of mics – at the BBC, in commercial studios, in the West End and in my own broadcast-quality home studio.

Audiobooks 100+ titles narrated across epic fantasy, true crime, historical fiction, horror and narrative non-fiction. Nominated for Best Performance (Factual Audiobook) at the 2022 One Voice Awards. Available for ACX, Findaway Voices and independent publishers.

Video games Character work is where an actor’s training really earns its keep. Take a listen to the samples of Andrew Ryan in BioShock and Reznov in Call of Duty. The joy of game characters, major or minor, is making them vivid with distinct voices, psychology and even backstories.

Corporate and documentary Clients include Lloyd’s of London, Omada Healthcare and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).When you need a confident senior professional, the quietly authoritative narrator, or the knowledgeable expert, making sense of even the most technical scripts, vividly and engagingly.

E-learning Clarity, warmth and pacing that keeps people listening rather than clicking away. I’ve voiced modules across healthcare, finance and professional training.

BBC Radio drama including Moonraker and Thunderball and School for Scandal on BBC Radio 4, plus original work as writer and performer.

Choose a track to listen to some of the different styles that can be achieved.

You might be looking for the warmth and passion in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18, “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?”, where the complexity of the rhythm and structure needs to be balanced with the sense of love.

Or the reassuring warmth of the Scientist in the short clip for AstraZeneca.

Peter Trimble in the clip from BBC Radio 4’s Moonraker has the period feel of a slightly clipped, 1950s BBC announcer who gets increasingly in hot water.

The Unlucky Claims Payer in the QBE Corporate extract is professional and well-meaning, but slightly out of his depth.

Charles in KPMG’s Future Audit is managing and motivating his team with authority and calmly under pressure.

The Dad in the HSBC clip is filled with love for his family and confident he’s doing the right thing by planning for their future.

The narrator in Future Perfect drives the narrative of the spoof interviews engagingly and with assurance.

The Childline Test has enthusiasm and gentle excitement balanced with a straightforward, approachable delivery.

The US psychiatrist in A Selfish Act of Community has a laidback quality designed to draw out his clients and fill them with confidence.

The manager in the Deutsche Bank training clip is professional and encouraging as he reassures his direct report.

The cardiologist in the Fortis Pharma clip is quietly spoken, calm and professional.