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I am after a Father Christmas / Santa Claus voice to read. My budget is £50 GBP or $90 USD and the broadcast is going to be used for a radio project at college. Whilst it won't be broadcast it will be copied onto a CD and distributed to tutors, etc.
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IVR, voicemail, phone systems, and on-hold messages
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English - North American
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Senior Male
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ANDREW CHRISP
“father christmas interview script”
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOICE OVER – in Father Christmas voice read words in red
A = ANDREW
B = FATHER CHRISTMAS
A – Well here I am a long way from home….sitting opposite someone who has worldwide fame, adores children, and wears a big red suit. In fact you could also say that he has three different names….including….Saint Nicolas, Santa Claus, and as we know him in Northampton….Father Christmas. So without further a do let me introduce the father of Christmas himself - hello Father Christmas.
B – Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas Andrew and thank you for letting me have this opportunity to speak to and answer some questions I believe….from your fellow Northamptonians?
A – In deed….and that is why we’re here….in a place I’ve never been to before – Lap Land. Having asked listeners to my radio show for questions to ask you over the past week or so I’ve been overwhelmed with loads of them. However, knowing you’re a very busy person I have picked the best ones out.
B – Ho Ho (laughing) much appreciated.
A – In fact that is probably a good place to start….because….if I were to ask someone in the street how many days a year Father Christmas works….I dare say the response would be one. This being Christmas Eve. So, how many days a year do you work?
B – Well it wouldn’t surprise me if people did think I worked just the one day a year….after all….that is what I’m known for – delivering Christmas presents on Christmas Eve. That is though just a small part of being Father Christmas. Things you don’t see me doing include reading letters from the boys and girls as well as making the toys I deliver.
A – I have it on good authority that you also make guest appearances around the world too. For example in shops and supermarkets. Do you get any help in carrying out all of this work?
B – Oh yes….I have many helpers. There’s my elf’s who help me make all those presents, my reindeers who help me deliver them, and of cause my wife – Mrs. Christmas. She gives me the energy by feeding me delicious homemade cookies, mince pies, and eggnog.
A – You’re well fed then?!
B – Ho Ho Ho (laughing) I certainly am….
A – I presume when people leave food and drink on the kitchen table on a Christmas Eve then ….you’d prefer either of these - cookies, mince pies, or eggnog?
B – (laughing) That’s right but I have to say I prefer them to be home made (laughing)
A – I suppose this area of conversation brings me onto a question from James Mellbro in Northampton. He apparently….as like myself actually….has no chimney on his house. Therefore, he wants to know how it is you are able to get into his house in order to deliver presents and consume all those cookies, mince pies, and eggnog?
B – Ho Ho Ho (laughing) it’s a great question and one I get asked a lot. And before you ask….no…. I don’t use the letterbox! It’s actually quite simple really and involves magic dust from one of my pockets. By sprinkling some I’m able to make a chimney appear and thus jump into it.
A – Blimey….as easy as that?
B – (laughing) as easy as that!
A – I could have done with some of that magic dust a few weeks ago when I locked my keys in the car!
B – Ho Ho Ho (laughing) Ho Ho Ho
A – ….Okay….a question I received from Emily Burrows in Northampton is one I haven’t really thought of before. It’s to do with time….and….those twenty four hours you have on Christmas Eve to deliver presents all over the world – how do you do it?
B – Well Andrew….it comes down to three things really….the different time zones across the world, my special magic, and of cause my reindeers….
A – ….now you mention your reindeers….and….Gemma Keer in Northampton recently did a school project on them and wanted to know what it is you feed them?
B – You name it they’ll eat it! I have to say though it is usually carrots and sugar cubes….
A – ….they have a sweet tooth then?!
B – well they’re not liking the carrots at the moment I must say.
A – ….I hear carrots are good for your eyes when seeing in the dark….
B – ….that’s right….
A – ….and that’s why you feed them that vegetable in particular?
B – ….(laughing) that’s right….
A – ….Ok….I know we’re limited in time so I’ll quickly go through a couple more questions my fellow Northamptonians want me to ask you….
B – ….Ok….
A – ….and….this one is from Joanne Field in Northampton – how do your reindeers fly?
B – ….Well….I mentioned they eat carrots and sugar cubes. I also add a bit of special corn that enables them to fly high in the sky….
A – ….can you say what is in the special corn?
B – ….(laughing)….I’m afraid it’s a secret….(laughing)
A – ….Oh well….I did try Joanne! Another question here then….um….from Jason Simmons in Northampton….how much does Father Christmas weigh? Not too rude I hope!
B – ….(laughing)….a little more than I should, although, do stay healthy with lots of exercise
A – ….This question from Gemma Goddard in Northampton….how do you get all those toys in your sleigh at the same time?
B – ….I have a magical sack that is bottomless and continues to stay full until all the deliverys are complete….
A – ….Wow….that could come in useful to a postman or woman….
B – ….(laughing)….
A – ….Ok then….one more question….and….it comes from me….
B – ….(laughing)….
A – ….I wrote a letter to you in….September….I think it was with a wish list! My question is will I be getting any of the presents I asked for this year?
B – ….Ho Ho Ho(laughing)….well, it depends, have you been a good boy this year?
A – ….I hope so….
B – ….Well – you’ll find out soon won’t you….(laughing)….Ho Ho Ho
A – ….Right….and on that note then I will say thank you for your time and wish you a Merry Christmas from myself and fellow Northamptonians….
B – ….(laughing)….Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas to you Andrew and your fellow Northamptonians….Ho Ho Ho….
ANDREW CHRISP
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOICE OVER – in Father Christmas voice read words in red
(note – Chrisp is pronounced Crisp)
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls….my name is Father Christmas….and….your listening to Andrew Chrisp….and….his radio show….Ho Ho Ho…. Merry Christmas…. Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls….my name is Santa Claus….and….your listening to Andrew Chrisp….and….his radio show….Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas…. Ho Ho Ho
– Andrew Chrisp….he’s been a good boy this year….Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls…. Santa Claus here….in my sack tonight….I have something for Grandma Chrisp….that will keep her feet nice and warm….all day long…. Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls…. Santa Claus here….in my sack tonight….I have something for Daddy Chrisp….that will keep his hands nice and warm….all day long…. Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls…. Santa Claus here….in my sack tonight….I have something for Mummy Chrisp….that will keep her neck nice and warm….all day long…. Ho Ho Ho
“father christmas interview script”
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOICE OVER – in Father Christmas voice read words in red
A = ANDREW
B = FATHER CHRISTMAS
A – Well here I am a long way from home….sitting opposite someone who has worldwide fame, adores children, and wears a big red suit. In fact you could also say that he has three different names….including….Saint Nicolas, Santa Claus, and as we know him in Northampton….Father Christmas. So without further a do let me introduce the father of Christmas himself - hello Father Christmas.
B – Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas Andrew and thank you for letting me have this opportunity to speak to and answer some questions I believe….from your fellow Northamptonians?
A – In deed….and that is why we’re here….in a place I’ve never been to before – Lap Land. Having asked listeners to my radio show for questions to ask you over the past week or so I’ve been overwhelmed with loads of them. However, knowing you’re a very busy person I have picked the best ones out.
B – Ho Ho (laughing) much appreciated.
A – In fact that is probably a good place to start….because….if I were to ask someone in the street how many days a year Father Christmas works….I dare say the response would be one. This being Christmas Eve. So, how many days a year do you work?
B – Well it wouldn’t surprise me if people did think I worked just the one day a year….after all….that is what I’m known for – delivering Christmas presents on Christmas Eve. That is though just a small part of being Father Christmas. Things you don’t see me doing include reading letters from the boys and girls as well as making the toys I deliver.
“father christmas interview script”
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOICE OVER – in Father Christmas voice read words in red
A = ANDREW
B = FATHER CHRISTMAS
A – Well here I am a long way from home….sitting opposite someone who has worldwide fame, adores children, and wears a big red suit. In fact you could also say that he has three different names….including….Saint Nicolas, Santa Claus, and as we know him in Northampton….Father Christmas. So without further a do let me introduce the father of Christmas himself - hello Father Christmas.
B – Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas Andrew and thank you for letting me have this opportunity to speak to and answer some questions I believe….from your fellow Northamptonians?
A – In deed….and that is why we’re here….in a place I’ve never been to before – Lap Land. Having asked listeners to my radio show for questions to ask you over the past week or so I’ve been overwhelmed with loads of them. However, knowing you’re a very busy person I have picked the best ones out.
B – Ho Ho (laughing) much appreciated.
A – In fact that is probably a good place to start….because….if I were to ask someone in the street how many days a year Father Christmas works….I dare say the response would be one. This being Christmas Eve. So, how many days a year do you work?
B – Well it wouldn’t surprise me if people did think I worked just the one day a year….after all….that is what I’m known for – delivering Christmas presents on Christmas Eve. That is though just a small part of being Father Christmas. Things you don’t see me doing include reading letters from the boys and girls as well as making the toys I deliver.
A – I have it on good authority that you also make guest appearances around the world too. For example in shops and supermarkets. Do you get any help in carrying out all of this work?
B – Oh yes….I have many helpers. There’s my elf’s who help me make all those presents, my reindeers who help me deliver them, and of cause my wife – Mrs. Christmas. She gives me the energy by feeding me delicious homemade cookies, mince pies, and eggnog.
A – You’re well fed then?!
B – Ho Ho Ho (laughing) I certainly am….
A – I presume when people leave food and drink on the kitchen table on a Christmas Eve then ….you’d prefer either of these - cookies, mince pies, or eggnog?
B – (laughing) That’s right but I have to say I prefer them to be home made (laughing)
A – I suppose this area of conversation brings me onto a question from James Mellbro in Northampton. He apparently….as like myself actually….has no chimney on his house. Therefore, he wants to know how it is you are able to get into his house in order to deliver presents and consume all those cookies, mince pies, and eggnog?
B – Ho Ho Ho (laughing) it’s a great question and one I get asked a lot. And before you ask….no…. I don’t use the letterbox! It’s actually quite simple really and involves magic dust from one of my pockets. By sprinkling some I’m able to make a chimney appear and thus jump into it.
A – Blimey….as easy as that?
B – (laughing) as easy as that!
A – I could have done with some of that magic dust a few weeks ago when I locked my keys in the car!
B – Ho Ho Ho (laughing) Ho Ho Ho
A – ….Okay….a question I received from Emily Burrows in Northampton is one I haven’t really thought of before. It’s to do with time….and….those twenty four hours you have on Christmas Eve to deliver presents all over the world – how do you do it?
B – Well Andrew….it comes down to three things really….the different time zones across the world, my special magic, and of cause my reindeers….
A – ….now you mention your reindeers….and….Gemma Keer in Northampton recently did a school project on them and wanted to know what it is you feed them?
B – You name it they’ll eat it! I have to say though it is usually carrots and sugar cubes….
A – ….they have a sweet tooth then?!
B – well they’re not liking the carrots at the moment I must say.
A – ….I hear carrots are good for your eyes when seeing in the dark….
B – ….that’s right….
A – ….and that’s why you feed them that vegetable in particular?
B – ….(laughing) that’s right….
A – ….Ok….I know we’re limited in time so I’ll quickly go through a couple more questions my fellow Northamptonians want me to ask you….
B – ….Ok….
A – ….and….this one is from Joanne Field in Northampton – how do your reindeers fly?
B – ….Well….I mentioned they eat carrots and sugar cubes. I also add a bit of special corn that enables them to fly high in the sky….
A – ….can you say what is in the special corn?
B – ….(laughing)….I’m afraid it’s a secret….(laughing)
A – ….Oh well….I did try Joanne! Another question here then….um….from Jason Simmons in Northampton….how much does Father Christmas weigh? Not too rude I hope!
B – ….(laughing)….a little more than I should, although, do stay healthy with lots of exercise
A – ….This question from Gemma Goddard in Northampton….how do you get all those toys in your sleigh at the same time?
B – ….I have a magical sack that is bottomless and continues to stay full until all the deliverys are complete….
A – ….Wow….that could come in useful to a postman or woman….
B – ….(laughing)….
A – ….Ok then….one more question….and….it comes from me….
B – ….(laughing)….
A – ….I wrote a letter to you in….September….I think it was with a wish list! My question is will I be getting any of the presents I asked for this year?
B – ….Ho Ho Ho(laughing)….well, it depends, have you been a good boy this year?
A – ….I hope so….
B – ….Well – you’ll find out soon won’t you….(laughing)….Ho Ho Ho
A – ….Right….and on that note then I will say thank you for your time and wish you a Merry Christmas from myself and fellow Northamptonians….
B – ….(laughing)….Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas to you Andrew and your fellow Northamptonians….Ho Ho Ho….
ANDREW CHRISP
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOICE OVER – in Father Christmas voice read words in red
(note – Chrisp is pronounced Crisp)
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls….my name is Father Christmas….and….your listening to Andrew Chrisp….and….his radio show….Ho Ho Ho…. Merry Christmas…. Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls….my name is Santa Claus….and….your listening to Andrew Chrisp….and….his radio show….Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas…. Ho Ho Ho
– Andrew Chrisp….he’s been a good boy this year….Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls…. Santa Claus here….in my sack tonight….I have something for Grandma Chrisp….that will keep her feet nice and warm….all day long…. Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls…. Santa Claus here….in my sack tonight….I have something for Daddy Chrisp….that will keep his hands nice and warm….all day long…. Ho Ho Ho
– Ho Ho Ho….Hello boys and girls…. Santa Claus here….in my sack tonight….I have something for Mummy Chrisp….that will keep her neck nice and warm….all day long…. Ho Ho Ho
“father christmas interview script”
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOICE OVER – in Father Christmas voice read words in red
A = ANDREW
B = FATHER CHRISTMAS
A – Well here I am a long way from home….sitting opposite someone who has worldwide fame, adores children, and wears a big red suit. In fact you could also say that he has three different names….including….Saint Nicolas, Santa Claus, and as we know him in Northampton….Father Christmas. So without further a do let me introduce the father of Christmas himself - hello Father Christmas.
B – Ho Ho Ho….Merry Christmas Andrew and thank you for letting me have this opportunity to speak to and answer some questions I believe….from your fellow Northamptonians?
A – In deed….and that is why we’re here….in a place I’ve never been to before – Lap Land. Having asked listeners to my radio show for questions to ask you over the past week or so I’ve been overwhelmed with loads of them. However, knowing you’re a very busy person I have picked the best ones out.
B – Ho Ho (laughing) much appreciated.
A – In fact that is probably a good place to start….because….if I were to ask someone in the street how many days a year Father Christmas works….I dare say the response would be one. This being Christmas Eve. So, how many days a year do you work?
B – Well it wouldn’t surprise me if people did think I worked just the one day a year….after all….that is what I’m known for – delivering Christmas presents on Christmas Eve. That is though just a small part of being Father Christmas. Things you don’t see me doing include reading letters from the boys and girls as well as making the toys I deliver.
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