Are you on the hunt for a great Australian voiceover artist? As a professional, full time voiceover I specialise in characters, accents and celebrity impressions. Among my daily jobs, I get asked to deliver all sorts of accents from around the world for radio commercials, tv adverts and more!
The Australian Accent
TV and radio producers often ask me to voice adverts in an Aussie accent in a variety of styles. Whether it’s a “straight” read for a commercial, web video or corporate narration, or a character read for a cartoon or animation, I’m always happy to be directed and tailor my delivery, timbre and tone to suit the client. I can also be directed live, with clients connecting to my broadcast quality studio in order to listen in to the recording process and direct me, so they are sure to get the exact style they require.
Vocal Inflections
One quirk of an Australian accent is that you’ll often hear the inflection go up at the end of the sentence, as if the person is asking a question, even when they’re making a statement! It’s comment to hear this from Australians and typifies the accent.
Examples
Here’s a high energy and dynamic advert I voiced for Channel 4 Radio in Dubai for an Australian style bar and restaurant:
He’s a little sketch, featuring an Aussie guy calling a radio phone-in show asking for advice. It was based on the classic Fosters beer commercials!
Aussie cartoon voices
As well as straight deliveries, you may be looking for more characterful voices for your animation or video. This is a fun example of an Aussie voice with bags of character. My Australian frog!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and listen to examples of my Australian accent and I can help in any way, just get in touch and I’ll be more than happy to help you get the right voice for your project.
FAQ About My Voiceover Services
Q: What am i getting for my money?
A: When you book me to voice for you, you’re not just paying for my voiceover, but the reassurance that it will be broadcast quality with no erroneous room noises for you to have to worry about.
Q: Will I have to edit or do anything to the voiceover?
A: Unless you’re a producer or prefer me to send you the raw file, you can be assured that I’ll edit my read for you, so you receive a finished, high quality file.
Q: How long will my voiceover take?
A: I pride myself on a fast turnaround and will always endeavour to send you back your file within 24 hours.
Q: I’m not entirely sure how to explain the voice, character or style I need, can you help?
A: Of course! I’m more than happy to chat over the phone with you your requirements and won’t hit record until we’re both happy that I’ll be voicing in the style that suits your read or character.
Q: Can I be directed during the recording?
A: Yes! If you prefer to listen in to the recording process and direct me, then I’m available on Skype, ISDN, ipDTL and Source Connect. I’m also happy to travel to studios for sessions.
Q: Do you charge for revisions?
A: Any mistakes made by myself will be corrected free of charge. Any script changes that occur after I have sent my recording will have to be charged. The fee will depend on the length of the read and number of changes.
Q: What are your charges?
A: If you are buying air time in the UK, then you will know the TVRs. When you give me that information, I’ll be happy to quote accurately for you. Any foreign TV commercials will be subject to the international rates on www.usefee.tv
Q: What are your payment terms?
A: Upon receiving your voiceover, you’ll also receive my invoice. My terms are 30 days net and all my payment are on the bottom and as well as cheque and direct bank transfer, I can also be paid via Paypal.
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