Corporate and explainer voiceover
I'm Andre James, a British voice actor working with production companies, agencies and in-house teams from my London studio. I record voiceover for corporate films, product explainers and internal communications, with a delivery shaped around the audience and the job the film needs to do.
A film for employees, a product introduction and a customer-facing brand story each need a different approach. Share the context and I'll use it to inform the pace, emphasis and tone of the read.
Selected projects
Greptile: brand film
My voiceover for Greptile's brand video. Hear the narration in the finished film.
Cargowatch: explainer
English-language voiceover for the Cargowatch introduction, showing how narration works alongside an explainer film.
What to send
A script or approximate word count, intended audience and deadline are a useful starting point. Let me know where the film will appear and whether it includes paid advertising. If the recording needs to fit an existing edit, share the timing requirements and identify the sections with fixed durations.
Clear delivery, practical handover
We agree the recording approach, audio format and file organisation before the session. Add pronunciation notes for product names, people and specialist terminology. You can direct remotely through Source-Connect or Zoom, or send references for a self-directed recording.
Can you work to an existing video?
Share the edit and timing requirements with the brief. I'll review the script against the available time so we can agree what is achievable before recording.
What if the script changes?
We establish the approach to pickups and later script changes when confirming the project. Flag anything still awaiting approval so we can plan recording around the production schedule.
Making a series of films?
For recurring product updates or internal communications, we can establish the delivery style, pronunciation and file naming at the start. Share the expected number of films, approximate word counts and release dates so we can quote a defined batch or agree the scope of each recording.
Keep a reference read and an approved pronunciation list with your production brief. These give later recordings a clear starting point when a new film, product name or script update comes along.
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