Character, Gaming & Animation Voice Actor
Character work is where craft meets instinct.
Whether it’s a role in a game, a voice for an animated series, or a character within a longer narrative, I bring preparation, range and genuine engagement with the script. I was nominated at the SOVAS awards for Best Animation – and I approach character work with the same seriousness I bring to every performance: understanding the world, the scene, the rhythm and what the character needs to do.
I work across a wide range of character types and registers, with a natural bidialectal range – Scottish and Indian-accented English – that gives casting directors more flexibility across character type, tone and cultural context.
Trusted by clients across commercial, corporate, broadcast, learning and entertainment projects
Selected Work
A selection of character, gaming and animation projects across different briefs, tones and registers. Each example shows how the voice supports the character, the world and the story.
BBC Sketchtopia
Comedy. Sketch Show. Live Audience.
Bringing multiple characters to life in the award-winning BBC show Sketchtopia, a fast-paced sketch comedy show performed before a live audience.
CBeebies Olga Da Polga
For Children.
Meet Noel the cat from CBeebies’ Olga Da Polga – featured here in a selection of memorable moments from the series.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A few things clients often ask before we get started.
What kinds of characters do you voice?
I work across a wide range – heroes, antagonists, supporting characters, narrators and everything in between. My bidialectal range also gives you more flexibility in casting.
Can you match an existing character's voice?
I’m happy to discuss this as part of your brief. The short answer is yes, within reason and with appropriate direction.
Do you voice to picture?
Yes. Voicing to picture (often called ADR or dubbing) is often recorded in-studio rather than remotely. I’m based in Scotland and can travel to studios in Europe with prior arrangement.
Can you do remote-directed sessions?
Yes – via Source-Connect, Cleanfeed or Zoom.
What file formats do you deliver?
Broadcast-quality WAV as standard. Other formats on request.
Can you work from a character brief or visual reference?
Yes. Character notes, scripts, artwork, animatics, gameplay references or mood boards can all help shape the performance.
Can you record pickups or revisions?
Yes. Pickups can be arranged, and I’ll work to the agreed brief, script and production requirements.
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