Animation / cartoon style voiceovers
Voiceover artists in this category specialise in animation and cartoon-style voices, bringing a wide range of characters, from heroes and villains to comedic sidekicks and quirky creatures to life.
Find out moreFilm and TV character parodies
Parodies of film and TV characters are ideal for comedy sketches in radio ads and online or social media content, using recognisable voices and quirks to create humour and nostalgia, but must not mislead audiences into believing they are the original actors or imply endorsement, and it is advisable to seek legal guidance to ensure compliant usage.
Find out moreGame show hosts
Game show host-style voices recreate the familiar energy and presentation of traditional game shows and can be used for interactive content or events, but it’s important to avoid infringing on existing formats or intellectual property by using original or generic approaches and seeking legal guidance where appropriate.
Find out moreMiscellaneous characters / montages
This section features voiceover artists with character montage reels, showcasing a broad mix of styles and voices across a range of character work.
Find out morePathé style voiceovers
Pathé-style voiceovers are a popular and distinctive read, often used in retro-themed content, mockumentaries, and parodies to recreate the nostalgic tone and delivery of classic newsreels.
Find out morePirate voiceovers
Pirate voiceovers are a popular and characterful read, bringing a bold, theatrical style that’s instantly recognisable and engaging.
Find out moreSports commentators style
Sports commentator-style voiceovers recreate the energy, pace, and excitement of live commentary, often used in commercials and content to add humour and a dynamic, engaging tone, while avoiding any direct imitation that could infringe on existing rights.
Find out moreSuperheroes
Superhero-style voiceovers draw on the bold, dramatic tone of the genre, often used in advertising and content to add humour and impact, while avoiding direct references that could infringe on existing characters or rights.
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