Voice over style: Caring narrator, Gentle call to action Following on from my previous post here’s another example of a campaign using animation to address serious global, socio-political issues. This beautifully executed film by The House London, shines a light on the exploitation of migrant workers in the build up to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and is a gentle call to action. This film has a totally different feel to the Zika Virus campaign. The animation has a lighthearted

Jacqueline Vitali Spanish Latin American voiceover accent The key to finding an effective corporate tone of voice is to communicate with people in a way that they find easy to understand. This is a very important consideration for those creating the content for the organisation, either in the form of the written word or visual media, as well as the way a script is spoken. The every day language and vocabulary, which is naturally used within certain organisations can have a te

Voiceover style; upbeat, enthusiastic, narrative This is an idea for a children’s book I had with my partner. Read in Spanish, it is a good example of a narrative style. I love recording to a brief but it’s also great to record my own stories for myself, to have the creative freedom to do my own thing. It presents its own challenges and I am my own greatest critic when it comes to getting the performance right. Doing my own production is really liberating. Additional audio ma

Voiceover style; atmospheric, captivating, poetic,a sense of wonder We all know how evocative sounds can be; think of the sound of the ocean, or of a noisy city street. So it follows that the sound of your voice, in addition to creating mood or feel for a particular brand, can also evoke atmosphere and a sense of place. For this piece about Jorge Luis Borges' summer house in Adrogue, south of Buenos Aires, I wanted my voice to have a sense of wonder and an intimate quality t

Voiceover style; From mysterious, seductive, knowing to fast paced, urgent, frantic. Recorded for BBC Sport as the opening for the World Cup, this montage is about a mythical amazonian monster-snake. The aim of my story telling style at the start of the piece is to trigger a reactive emotion in the audience so that they become drawn in and immersed in the story, willing to put reality to one side for a while. To be convincing, I needed to sound all-knowing about something fas