After studying Drama, Film, English, Art and Theatre Design, I worked in beautiful venues in and around London as a singer, on film sets as an actress and in photographic studios as a hand model (yes, that’s a real job!)
My first VO job was for a TV commercial for a well-known shampoo brand and I loved the whole creative process instantly. Going to the pro studio, giving the script a personality and working with talented directors and audio engineers, I was hooked and became a Voiceover Artist right then and there and continued to work on making it a full-time career.
I feel lucky that I have both Irish and English parents as I get to record in both accents on a regular basis and work with clients such as Network Rail, Bayer and Johnson & Johnson as well as great production companies worldwide. I pride myself on being the type of person who will go the extra mile to get the job done and I feel proud that lots of the clients I work with continue to ask me to record their next project.
It’s fulfilling to be part of an industry that gives me the opportunity to work in so many different genres including TV, radio, explainers, dubbing, video games, animation and documentaries. I’ve had my own home studio since 2013 and it’s a great feeling to know that clients can leave the pressure of a tight, last-minute deadline behind, as they know that I will deliver for them from my studio.
On my days off, I’m striving to find that work/life balance and love all kinds of music, theatre, meeting friends, drawing, or sewing and I can’t wait to be able to travel again. I also love designing gardens when time permits which provides a real ‘change of scenery’, although as the studio sits in the garden, I’m never really that far from voiceover! ;)
