Paul Brown

English, classless, upper class clipped & louche, Southern Irish, Cornish, London Estury, Indian (Asian not red!), Australian, BBC news reader.

Voiced for a sat nav web advert Siemans medical equipment advert Goldfish advert Vahana 'spoof cigar' advert Blood donation jingle New Zealand lamb ad Colin Montgomerie - short web documentary Liver function - serious narration On hold & prompt voice systems Studied and trained under Fenella Fudge (BBC Radio 2 Newscaster)at A1 Vox, Old Compton Street, Soho, London. Had my own business selling CGI Effects solutions to Post Production companies in London. Over the years, I have done many presentations and speeches, as my voice has a very distinctive tone and is easy on the ear. Worked as an Auctioneer at numerous fund raisers for charity. Sang in a band for a number of years at parties and fundraiser gigs. Access to Professional recording studio and home recording through laptop pc. Audacity editing software using the latest Samson USB Studio Condenser mike ABOUT ME My nickname is ‘Badger’ or ‘Badge’ to my friends. This is down to the colour of my mullet which has been grey & white (and flecks of original brown, no pun intended!) since I was 21! I have been a successful Sales and Business Development Manager for over 25 years in Senior Management and Director roles. In a previous life, I was Owner/Managing Director of a computer sales, fulfilment and finance group company for 12 years. More recently, I have been consulting in the Small Business sector, advising companies on various aspects of business including: • Business & financial planning • Raising finance (equity & debt) • Sales & marketing • Internet marketing • Copy writing and content editing • Advice on developing International Partner Distribution Channels • Employment issues, conflict management • Interviewing & recruitment of high calibre staff Voiceover History I trained at A1 Vox, Old Compton Street in London with the wonderfully talented Fenella Fudge (she of BBC Radio 2 news reading fame). Under her fierce critique, Fenella and her equally unforgiving but just as delightful colleagues, suggested that my voice was good enough to have a crack at this immensely rewarding but highly competitive market. So please, have a listen to some of the work I have done and hear what my voice has to offer. I look forward to hearing from you.