Sam Ford

Sam Ford is a British stage and voice actor, and a graduate with a BA(Hons) in Acting from Falmouth University. He has worked for brands such as Universal Studios Japan, McDonald’s and Theatre Royal Bath, to name a few. He is also a classically trained pianist and musical theatre singer.

Growing up in the Cotswolds, Sam became an actor because of his love for storytelling. Becoming new characters and the self-improvement of developing the skills to create exceptional performances. With his classical training in piano and musical theatre, Sam also has a strong ear for speech and sound, which really helps him to excel at his work.

Gary Barboza

Gary Barboza is a dedicated full-time Voice-Over Artist with a rich history of lending his voice to renowned brands such as NASCAR, Joseph A. Bank, Leinenkugel, Chipotle, Perkins Family Restaurants, Michelin, and Boeing. While he has had the privilege of working with these national names, a significant part of his career centres on providing professional voice-overs also to the clients with more modest budgets, ensuring they receive top-tier voice-overs.

With three decades of experience in the industry, he also wears the hat of a radio host. He can speak in a diverse range of American accents, including those from the South, Midwest, and Southwest regions. His commitment to delivering exceptional voice performances is unwavering, regardless of the project’s scope or budget.

David Stafford

David Stafford is a seasoned American male voice-over artist and TV Affiliate. He has an impressive career spanning over 25 years in the realms of radio and television. David’s extensive background encompasses roles as an on-air personality, program director, and production director with a flair for audio sound design.

David’s vocal prowess is characterised by authenticity, motivation, and believability – qualities that breathe life into his performances. His niche lies in a diverse range of areas. From commercials and corporate narration to motivational storytelling and audiobooks, including his distinctive touch in Christian narration. With a multifaceted skill set and years of experience, David crafts a remarkable auditory experience in every endeavour.

Mike McGonegal

Mike McGonegal has been a full-time voice-over artist since 2008, focusing mainly on the eLearning sector, particularly in medical, scientific and technical domains, as well as the commercial field.

Mike also holds a degree in electrical engineering and possesses over 20 years of experience in IT, along with more than 40 years of expertise in lighting and sound.

Outside of the recording booth, Mike engages in various activities, including working on cars, exploring the White Mountains of New Hampshire through hiking, and serving as one of the Scoutmasters for the nearby Boy Scout Troop.

Filip Quintus

Filip Quintus is fluent in English, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, with a slight accent in neutral English. He has been recording voice-overs since 2018 and have worked with clients such as LOréal, dm, HT, HNB, Schär, FavBet, and more.

Filip has a versatile voice and can record male, female, and children voices. He posses great sounding Transylvanian and Eastern European accents. Works great for video game and animation characters.

Mike Davison

Mike Davison has a rich, deep, neutral British accent. Authoritative but warm. Engaging, characterful, incredible. Mike’s accent and delivery style range are broad. Naturally, his voice is English-neutral. But can switch to Cockney, Yorkshire, and RP very easily. Additional demos are available on request for every genre and accent that Mike can do.

Mark Oxtoby

Mark Oxtoby is a highly accomplished voice actor with over 25+ years of experience.

From the voice of the BBC’s first ever phonics game, to the live voice of “Kenneth” the talking Kenco coffee machine! Brilliant with characters and a superb ear for creating just the right edge. Mark’s bright, friendly, energetic and versatile voice has clients coming back time and again.

Previous clients include: Playstation, Ubisoft, Huggies, Magic FM, Disney, B&Q, Asda,  and way too many corporate clients to mention.

Tim Bick

Tim Bick has a background rooted in music, on-stage speaking, and radio comedy presenting and writing. He pursued training in voiceover under the guidance of Nancy Wolfson, Yvonne Morley, and Gravy for The Brain. Tim’s voice has become a trusted choice for numerous commercials, catering to high-profile clients such as Fiat and Amazon.

Tim’s talent for crafting humorous character voices has led to appearances in games and regular contributions to BBC Sounds’ Beef and Dairy Network. His skills are also highly sought-after for corporate narration, documentaries, and museum audio guides.

Tim Bick has exceptional abilities have earned him the distinction of being a finalist six times for a One Voice Award and five times for a Vox Award. When not occupied with his voiceover work, Tim can be found indulging in his current endeavor—teaching his dog to sing, much to the amusement of his neighbours.

Bill DeWees

Bill DeWees is a former radio broadcaster, college professor, and business consultant. He began his voice over career after being downsized from a corporate training firm in 2006. Over the past 17 years, Bill has used his knowledge of performance and marketing to record over 10,000 paid voice over jobs for a global clientele.

Bill’s voice work includes commercials, promos, video game character, audiobooks, narration, corporate, explainers and dubbing. He has extensive experience in working for pharmaceutical companies, health care organisations, and hospitals.

Clients include: Walmart, Disney, Chevrolet, United Airlines, American Express, Coca-Cola, Purina, Mastercard, Amazon, Uber, Google, Warner Bros.

Gabriel Lucas Hutson

Gabriel Lucas Hutson is a versatile actor who has played both lead and supporting roles in various projects, including collaborations with universities and theme parks as part of their theatre and entertainment departments.

He holds a BFA in Musical Theatre with a focus on Acting from The Boston Conservatory, where he also took courses in Voice Over.