latest news
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Katherine Parkinson is in Marie Curie biopic ‘Radioactive’‘Radioactive’ is the incredible, true story of Marie Curie and her ground-breaking scientific achievements. In Paris, ...
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See Loud & Clear Talent in cult Crime Drama ‘The Alienist: Angel of Darkness’‘Angel of Darkness’ the sequel to ‘The Alienist’, promises to be an unflinching, gripping, ...
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Loud & Clear’s Voice Talent star in New DreamWorks Animation ‘Rhyme Time Town’Fun-loving friends Daisy and Cole use music and imagination to solve problems in a town filled with nursery rhyme characters. See ...
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Loud & Clear Voices is open for business!Loud & Clear Voices have over 100 voiceover artists with access to a home studio set-up, including some with Source Connect ...
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Adam James is in new BBC drama ‘I May Destroy You’Written by and starring Michaela Coel, ‘I May Destroy You’ centres on Arabella, a care-free, self-assured Londoner ...
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New voices
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Jason Barnett40/50's London/RP Characterful/Relaxed/Bright
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Dakota Blue Richards20/30's Neutral/RP, Elegant/Compelling/Assured
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Munroe Bergdorf20/30's Neutral, Contemporary/Clear/Warm
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Bluey Robinson20/30's London, Current/Authentic/Dynamic
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Emma Lowndes30/40's Northern, Believable/Honest/Likeable
Interesting fact
Film noir is especially associated with the voice over technique. The golden age of first person narration was in the 1940's. The genre typically used male voice over narration but there are a few rare female voice-over narration in noir. Voice-over and flashback were persistent stylistic and narrative elements of film noir style.
