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.
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.
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.
The clean, neutral read: corporate films, e-learning, luxury and tech brands that want to sound polished and trustworthy wherever they're heard.
Warm and straight-talking. It suits charities, tourism, food and drink, and anything that needs to sound genuine rather than salesy.
Friendly, easy storytelling that suits narration, ads with a smile in them and characters that need some charm.
For bilingual campaigns, public information and anything made for a Welsh-speaking audience, read by a native speaker.
Both are on the language list. Cultural projects, heritage sites and education are where Gaelic voices come in.
On the application below, choose the language and accent you actually grew up with. That's what decides which castings reach you.
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.
No quoting, no invoicing, no chasing a client in another country for an unpaid bill.
Every casting is priced from a published rate card before it reaches you, so you never have to name a number.
They pay when they book, before you record a word. You're never working on a promise.
The clients are all over the world, so castings show their estimated pay in dollars.
Within seven days of the job closing. PayPal can convert it to pounds when it lands.
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.