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Voice Over Jobs for British Voice Actors

British voices, booked from all over the world.

Plenty of clients come here looking for a voice from these islands. If you're a working UK voice actor with a home studio, the castings can come to you, with the brief, the accent and the estimated pay already on them.

  • No agent needed
  • Record from home
  • Paid within seven days
British voices wantedLatest castings
  • Narration Open, 1 day left Documentary narration about smart public transport Female · English (British) · Young Adult USD 250est.
  • Corporate Open, 5 days left Brand anthem video for healthcare services Male or female · English (British) · Adult USD 215est.
  • Corporate Closed History film for a company conference Male or female · English (British) · Mature Adult USD 225est.
  • Corporate Closed Corporate explainer video, enterprise technology Female · English (British) · Young Adult USD 175est.
  • Explainer Closed Online video on health and wellbeing Male or female · English (British) · Adult USD 250est.
Estimated pay in US dollars. It follows the final script.All castings
British accents for voice over

The voices clients choose from the list.

When a client sets up a casting, they pick the accent they want from a list. These are the ones from this side of the Atlantic, and the kind of work each one suits.

English (British)

Standard British

The clean, neutral read: corporate films, e-learning, luxury and tech brands that want to sound polished and trustworthy wherever they're heard.

English (Scottish)

Scottish

Warm and straight-talking. It suits charities, tourism, food and drink, and anything that needs to sound genuine rather than salesy.

English (Irish)

Irish

Friendly, easy storytelling that suits narration, ads with a smile in them and characters that need some charm.

Welsh

Welsh language

For bilingual campaigns, public information and anything made for a Welsh-speaking audience, read by a native speaker.

Gaelic (Scottish and Irish)

Gaelic

Both are on the language list. Cultural projects, heritage sites and education are where Gaelic voices come in.

One thing to know

Pick your native language

On the application below, choose the language and accent you actually grew up with. That's what decides which castings reach you.

Working from the UK

Your morning is their late night.

Castings come in around the clock, from every time zone. That works in a British voice's favour: some of the work is already waiting when you wake up.

London, youThursday
New YorkWednesday
Los AngelesWednesday
SydneyThursday
  • Wake up to work. An American client who posts at the end of their day has a casting waiting for you at breakfast.
  • Deliver while they sleep. Record in your daytime and the files are there when they log on.
  • Your hours, your call. You choose which castings to read and when. Nobody books you into a slot.
Pay and paperwork

How the money actually works.

No quoting, no invoicing, no chasing a client in another country for an unpaid bill.

  1. i.

    The price comes first

    Every casting is priced from a published rate card before it reaches you, so you never have to name a number.

  2. ii.

    The client pays upfront

    They pay when they book, before you record a word. You're never working on a promise.

  3. iii.

    Priced in US dollars

    The clients are all over the world, so castings show their estimated pay in dollars.

  4. iv.

    Paid to PayPal

    Within seven days of the job closing. PayPal can convert it to pounds when it lands.

Apply from the UK

Send us your demo, we'll have a listen.

One short form and one MP3. A real person on the team listens to every application, and if your voice and studio are ready, castings start finding you.

  • A dry demo, voice only, up to 20 MB
  • No agent or showreel company needed
  • Your demo is never shared without your say so
Do you have an agent? (optional)
Union (optional)
MP3, voice only, no music, up to 20 MB

Only our team hears it. Your demo is never posted or shared without your say so.

Questions from UK voices

Asked and answered.

Can I get voice over jobs in the UK without an agent?
Yes. Clients book voices here directly, at a price set from a published rate card, so there's no agent in the middle and nothing to negotiate. If you already have an agent, that's fine too; just tell us on the form.
Are UK voice actors paid in pounds?
Castings are priced in US dollars, because the clients are all over the world. Your fee goes to your PayPal within seven days of the job closing, and PayPal can convert it to pounds for you.
Do clients only want a "BBC" accent?
No. Some ask for a neutral, standard British read, and plenty want something with more character. The casting says which accent, age and tone the client is after, so you only audition for the ones that are genuinely you.
Can I apply from Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland?
Of course. Scottish and Irish English are separate choices on the casting form, and Welsh and Gaelic are on the language list. Pick your native language on the application so the right castings reach you.
What hours would I be working?
Your own. Castings arrive around the clock from every time zone, and you choose when to audition. Once you're booked, clients usually want the files within a day, so it suits people who can record most days.
I'm an Equity member. Can I still apply?
Yes. There's a union question on the form; Equity, SAG-AFTRA and ACTRA members all apply the same way, and so does anyone who isn't in a union.