latest news
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Bradley Walsh Steps Into The Tardis As The New ‘Doctor Who’ Starts On BBC One on 7th OctThe new series of ‘Doctor Who’ starts on Sunday 7th Oct with Bradley Walsh stepping into the Tardis as Graham, one of ...
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Adam James Is The Head Of MI7 In The New ‘Johnny English Strikes Again’ Movie Out This WeekThis October Adam James can be seen alongside Emma Thompson and Rowan Atkinson in the latest instalment of the hilarious Johnny ...
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Nigel Pilkington Joins The Cast Of The Wonderful ‘Wissper’The fantastic TV show ‘Wissper’ has added Loud and Clear’s animation supremo Nigel Pilkington to it’s 2nd ...
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Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again with Josh Dylan as the young Bill is in cinemas now!It’s back!! starring Loud and Clear’s Josh Dylan as the young Bill is in cinemas from today! Five years after the ...
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Noel Clarke Is Back On The Box In Sky One’s Hotly Anticipated ‘Bulletproof’Noel Clarke returns to our TV screens in Sky One’s hotly anticipated ‘Bulletproof’ with Ashley Walters from 15th ...
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New voices
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Christine Hewitt30/40's Neutral/RP, Warm/Experienced/Versatile
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Claudie Blakley30/40's RP, Experienced/Chatty/Confident
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Jessica McDonald20/30's Neutral/American, Chatty/Young/Experienced
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Eloise Secker20/30's Neutral/RP, Sultry/Rich/Confident
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JaguarYoung/20's Neutral, Sassy/Confident/Cool
Interesting fact
Warm up your voice before heavy use. Most people know that singers warm up their voices before a performance, yet many don’t realize the need to warm up the speaking voice before heavy use, such as teaching a class, preaching, or giving a speech. Warm-ups can be simple, such as gently gliding from low to high tones on different vowel sounds, doing lip trills (like the motorboat sound that kids make), or tongue trills.
