Wayne Farrell

I can perform a range of different accents and characters. One of my more recent audiobook productions included, US, UK, Russian, Irish, Scottish and Swedish accents. In a nutshell, accents are easy for me.

I started my working life at the world famous National Theatre of Ireland (The Abbey) back in 1990 where I worked as a production assistant. During that time, I began to experiment with the acting process, having seen the theatrical production process from the initial idea for a script, through research, casting, rehearsals, and right up to the opening night. Having gained advice, guidance and critique from some of Ireland's most successful actors, I decided on using my voice as a outlet for my creativity. The rest, as they say, is history. As well as being voice-trained, I come from a background in the aviation industry. This has seen me travel to pretty much all corners of the globe, picking up new accents as I go. Two studios: 1. Narration Booth: sound-isolated and acoustically treated. 2. A separate editing and mastering suite. Computers: 27" iMac 13" MacBook Pro Mac Mini Audio Interfaces: Apogee Duet 2 Avid M-Box Mini 2 TC Electronic Desktop Konnect 6 Microphones: AKG Perception 220 Rode NT1-A Rode NTG-1 Shure SM58 AKG D5 Digital Audio Workstations: ProTools Adobe Audition PreSonus Studio One Hindenberg Studio Monitors: Yamaha MSP-7 M-Audio BX5a Headphones: Sennheiser 380HD Pro Sennheiser 280HD Pro My voice work comes out of a background in theatre that has been combined with extensive world travel. I have experience of working on all four continents, in war and in peace, for travel and work. I have seen a lot of the highs and lows of life both in myself and in others. The emotions and experiences of which, is transferred into the voice work that I create for my clients. If you looking for an informed voice, with an innate ability to tell a story, then you won't go far wrong with me.