FAQs
Some common questions
Isn't voice over just talking into a microphone?
How do I hire you?
What's the process after hiring you?
How much do you charge?
What's your turnaround time?
What editing will you perform on the file?
Can you add music?
What formats can you export?
Can I hear some samples?
Can I watch some samples?
What's an explainer video?
What does IVR mean?
Can you dial into my voicemail to record a message?
Do I need a voice over?
Well, of course I'm going to say yes! But there are many ways a professional voice over artist can benefit your project. Here's a few: a voice provides context and meaning; it connects better with the audience; it makes a brand familiar and memorable; it engages the viewer and keeps them watching for longer; it taps into people's emotions and makes them think; it builds trust.
Isn't voice over just talking into a microphone?
In a word, no. Voice over artists have spent years practicing, honing their craft and expanding their range. Using a professional voiceover means not only a broadcast quality recording, but excellent interpretation of the script - ensuring the message is delivered in a style and tone that resonates with the audience. Read a blog about it here. (Go back to FAQs)
Why should I hire you?
If you’re looking to work with a versatile British male voice over artist, then you’re in the right place. (I’m also friendly, polite, professional and VERY FUNNY).
If you haven’t listened/watched my demo reels yet, do that first so you can get an idea if I’m the right fit for your project. Then take a look at the brands I’ve worked with and read some testimonials.
I want you to be confident you’re making the right choice. (Go back to FAQs)
How do I hire you?
Give me a call or use the contact form to get in touch.
Some people will know what they want already but otherwise, we can have a chat about your project and find the best way to approach it.
Let me have as much information as possible up front: script, timings, music, pronunciations of names or words you think I might stumble on. You get the picture.
If all is well, I’ll get a contract over to you for you to sign. (Go back to FAQs)
What’s the process after hiring you?
Once you’ve emailed the signed contract back, I’ll start work (if I haven’t already).
You’ll have your broadcast quality files within 24 hours.
If you have any problems or need a revision, then you can let me know.
Then the best bit… I’ll send an invoice. (Go back to FAQs)
How much does a voice over cost?
Send me your project details and I’ll let you know. (Go back to FAQs)
What’s your turnaround time?
24 hours. (Go back to FAQs)
What editing will you perform on the file?
You will receive a broadcast ready piece of audio: compressed to bring the loudest and quietest bits closer together and normalized to bring the overall volume up. Depending on the project, I may also remove breath sounds.
Can you add music?
I can. I have access to a library of thousands of tracks or I can use music you provide. (Go back to FAQs)
What formats can you export in?
I can deliver in whatever format you need. WAV and MP3 are the most popular but if you need something else, just ask. (Go back to FAQs)
Can I hear some samples?
Yes! All of my voice over demos are on the homepage and the listen page. (Go back to FAQs)
Can I watch some samples?
Yes! You can either watch some previous pieces of work or my voiceover video demo reel. (Go back to FAQs)
What’s an explainer video?
An explainer video is a short (usually) marketing animation explaining a company's product or service. (Go back to FAQs)
What does IVR mean?
Interactive voice response. Press 1 for Dave, Press 2 for Sales, etc. (Go back to FAQs)
Can you dial in to my voicemail to record a message?
Of course! All you need to do is provide me with your number and the pass code, so I can get into the menu system. (Go back to FAQs)
What's the weirdest job you've done?
Replacing the original dialogue from a bodybuilding competition pose down video. I say dialogue, I actually mean all the grunting and growling noises that happens during flexing. (Go back to FAQs)