Consistently rated amongst the world’s best universities, Imperial College London is a science-based institution with a reputation for excellence in teaching and research.
I recently recorded this narration welcoming new students to the college and introducing them to university life.
This medical animation voiceover is aimed at members of the public and explains how the blood-brain barrier works.
Roche are a multinational pharmaceutical company that operate worldwide. They selected my voice for this project and we recorded the script in London. The client directed the session and they were keen to capture a tone that was friendly and informative; they said that my voice was a perfect fit for their recording.
You can hear and see examples of other medical and technical narration that I’ve recorded on my showreels page.
Developed by Queen Mary University of London, Touch Keys is a keyboard overlay which allows a more expressive performance. I recently provided this narration for their website www.touchkeys.co.uk.
In January I supplied the voice over recording and music track for this educational video.
In May and June I embarked on a large voiceover project that explained how to administer a new study drug and evaluate its effectiveness. It will be used to inform doctors and nurses about participation in a worldwide medical trial. Over six weeks I delivered six hundred and ninety-five mp3 files which will be used as part of an online e-Learning course. Combined, these files contain 7 hours and 20 minutes of detailed scientific explanation.