Voiceover Artist - Emma Clarke

Voiceover

Emma Clarke is a multi- award-winning UK voiceover artist, whose voice is heard by millions of people across the world every day – on radio, TV, games, apps, e-learning, talking toys, podcasts, telephony, corporate films and public service announcements to name a few.

She was one of the iconic ‘Mind The Gap’ voices on London Underground. Emma has featured in a multimillion dollar Hollywood blockbuster, playing the part of the Starship Avalon in the movie ‘Passengers.’

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Dependable quality

Emma is highly dependable – and delivers audio as fast as possible, while still paying attention to detail.

Rather than just reading a script as presented, she checks house styles, brand personality, specific requests (for instance, how a telephone number should be read) and what music – if any – will accompany her voice. This means your audio project will fit perfectly with your company’s branding and public image.

Before recording, she’ll also check any unusual words or acronyms for potential pronunciation issues.

For more info about pronunciation, check out her pronunciation guide.

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If there are copy ambiguities or errors, Emma does her best to catch them in the recording session and will provide alternatives to try to fix any problems within a script.

Where appropriate, she’ll provide alternative takes during the first session to save time re-recording pickups later on.

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A background in performance

Emma has a strong background in performance having worked from the age of 16 for BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 2, BBC local radio, local independent radio as well as performing in plays, films, sitcoms and stand-up. Her performance work also includes reading poetry and acting in serious dramas and podcasts.

To hear more of Emma’s dramatic work, check out the Drama page

A versatile voice

Although it’s a hackneyed phrase, Emma’s voice is enormously versatile – she can handle almost any type of voicing style, from a straight delivery through to dialects, accents, impressions and Voxpop. She can move from style to style with ease and works with clients to find the right voicing style for their projects.

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A reputation for perfection

Emma has a strong reputation within the media industry for doing her work right and delivering on time – so it’s no surprise to see that she’s voiced for some of the UK’s top brands. Learn more here.

Emma’s Clients

Experienced in voicing for podcasts

Emma’s voiced for lots of podcasts providing audio branding, recording liners, sketches, stories and articles. She’s the go-to female voice for the world-famous Swindled podcast, a cast member for Offcuts Drawer and records many titles for Crowd Network, including Death of a Rock Star and Death of a Sports Star.

If you want to know more about how Emma’s voice can be used on podcasts, click here to learn more.

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“Emma is one of the most gifted and talented voice overs I’ve ever worked with. But equally as important she’s also one of the most creative. This creativity combined with her professionalism, makes her truly exceptional. She’s also hard working, flexible and great with clients. I’d have no hesitation in recommending Emma to anyone looking for a fantastic female voice over.”

Paul Renhard, creative director Tadah! Media

“The beauty of working with Emma is that she just ‘gets it.’ I’ve yet to find a script that Emma can’t bring to life, not only is she able to voice in a wider range of styles than you can imagine but she’s great fun to work with. To put it simply, she’s the most versatile, talented female voice artist I know.”

David Green, programme director, Minster FM

“What can you say about Emma Clarke? Whatever it is, if she read it out loud it would suddenly sound ten times better. She’s like that. In all the years she’s been presenting and acting in work I’ve been involved in, she’s never ever failed to deliver; regardless of the source material, it’ll sound just fine with Emma Clarke. A voice actor from the very top of the tree.”

Neil Fairburn, copywriter

“Emma Clarke is a rarely gifted creative artist who has left a profound impression on me. Emma has done voice-over work for me for radio and film and on every occasion has proven herself to be vastly versatile performer who hits the perfect note without fail. Such is her ability she can create the perfect regional accent and tone of voice with little effort. She is the creme de la creme of voice-overs and actresses and is without a doubt, not only one of the finest female perfomers I have worked with, but also one of the finest performers of either sex. She is the best there is.”

David Gilbank, Film maker and screenwriter

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