Simon Hodges

Soft , lyrical, depth

• Simon Hodges is registered with Voice123 since Jun 07, 2009.
• Simon Hodges started his/her voice over career in 2008.
• Currently Simon Hodges is a Standard subscriber.
• Auditions and proposals submitted through Voice123 during the past six months: 0

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Voice Description

Why is my voice so good?

Damn fine actor – taking to the stage in the UK and Amsterdam. Knows how to draw in, express and make happy
Accent for your mother to fall in love with – the voice sells because it’s reliable, innocent, deep, layered and reminds you of the kind of guy your mother would love you to bring home.
Passion for singing – expands range, tone and depth of spoken word
Love of words – appreciation of words and what they can convey apparent in every sentence
Power of expression - texture created for each and every syllable.

What gives his writing power?

Rhythm of words – phrases carved to roll along or halt as the mood requires
Art of Listening – you know what you want to say and you’ll brief me on it, but then a magic happens, a deep listening and then the words come.
Law of attraction – words written in a certain mood dictate what the reader will feel. When writing, I conjure up the required mood and create from that space. It gives the words authenticity and cuts through normal marketing ramble.

Poet & Philospher - I use words to their limit everyday, so when it comes to your company or product, you’ll know that what is being said, is meant and not a word wasted anywhere.

What possesses him to act?

Simplicity – to convey a feeling, to touch a crowd with a gesture, human behaviour reduced to an instant. It’s all you have and to capture it, I give everything.
Wisdom of crowds – the people can make you or break you. To capture a crowd you need to connect with them in a deep way and give them more than what they want. They want to be touched, expressed and listened to, all just by sitting there. The good actor can feel and respond tot he needs of the audience. And when that happens, magic id born.
The feeling of releasing in that moment everything you’ve ever hidden or holding back like a dam torrents of emotion that can barely be controlled.