Client: Divvy Parking
Project: explainer video for website and trade shows
Style: upbeat, natural, helpful
now voicing: explainer video
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now voicing: tv commercial
Client: Swarovski
Project: Goddess Collection TV commercial
Style: warm, classy, soft-sell
now voicing: wedding explainer
I don’t need to explain that weddings are expensive and the worst for indecisive Librans like myself #somanydecisions. So when I got to voice this little explainer for the Canberra Wedding Festival, I knew I’d just stumbled across the perfect wedding solution. You’re welcome.
now voicing: explainer
Holy scam-watch Batman! It’s a biff, pow, bam, zlonk to the face of old fashioned trickery in this explainer on how to avoid a scam.
feat. yours truly.
now voicing: promo video
Just what I needed in the lead up to Xmas excessiveness—a reminder about what I should be whacking in my body. Timely and informative. And a super-cute animation to boot!
now voicing: online commercial
2017 has seen the rise and rise of the online commercial. Whack them on Facey, Spotify, Pandora and even Insta … there’s so many options for targeting, tagging and sharing commercials on the www.
now voicing: delivery explainer
‘We love your Australian accent’. This was the start of a beautiful VO-ship that brought this explainer to life. I love that I get to work with people all over the globe. Also loved the brief of ‘casual engagingness’. Brilliant!
now voicing: science explainer
How can a plane just disappear? I clearly remember the day MH370 vanished. While there’s been many theories over the last few years, there’s still no substantive answers as to what happened—despite the many searches carried out.
now voicing: telephony
On hold, voicemail and IVR (aka telephony) voice over would have to be one of my fave VO styles. So you can imagine how smug I was when I dialled up an education provider only to end up taking instructions from yours truly.
Now voicing: corporate explainer
As a track-changing, over-editing, grammatically-pedantic type, this project was music to my ears. Tech that allows you to mark up in multiple ways. Oh and it’s also great for peeps who need to collaborate.
mel hulm 