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Fifty Shades of Sayer
Fifty Shades of Sayer
Blimey, it’s been another busy few weeks! Today we’ve voiced for Coca Cola, NatWest, Barratt Homes, and we’re just about to embark on 13,500 words of audio guide material f
Santa and his Ho Ho Ho
Santa and his Ho Ho Ho
It’s already that time of year when Phil becomes many clients’ Santa #voiceover of choice. Presumably, this therefore makes Ellie his ho (ho ho.)
Reference Numbers
Reference Numbers
This is what happens when the Director of Almost Everything asks the Director of Things and Stuff to kindly remember to write the reference number on his script.
Positive Feedback
Positive Feedback
“Every time I use you guys, I fall in love with you a little bit more. This is spot on” is a quote from an email we’ve just received from a client at an advertising agency.
Leave Us A Message
Leave Us A Message
Sometimes, when one of us is recording a #voiceover and the other takes a call from a client, we find the “direct” approach to message-leaving is best.
Voiceoverism
Voiceoverism
We’re often approached by people who want to become voiceovers, voice-overs, voice artists, voice talent, v/o, voices, or as one friend of ours calls it, “voiceoverists.” There seems t
Voices of, er, Egg-cellence
Voices of, er, Egg-cellence
Have you ever wondered what happens to your script, once it’s been printed out, read out loud into a VERY expensive microphone, polished up into beautiful spoken-word audio, and sent t
Raising Money The Hard Way
Raising Money The Hard Way
Regular readers of this frankly not-so-regular blog (hello, Mum!) may remember a few months ago, when I wrote a tribute to my college performing arts tutor, Allyson, who died in 2010 after a
Kids On The Rails
Kids On The Rails
The CVOs continue their climb up the voiceover career ladder with an ad for London Midland. Yippee! That’s a full set of SayerHamiltons voicing somewhere on the rail network. You can&#
The End of the (Oxford) Road
The End of the (Oxford) Road
I worked for ten happy years at the BBC in Manchester, at the regional centre on Oxford Road. At various times, I was involved in regional television news, for Radio Manchester, (later GMR)