Eiry Hughes

Eiry began her radio career whilst still at Drama School when she was asked to be the voice over presenter for Channel 4’s V-TV directed by Raina Haig. She has been a regular reader for The BBC World Service including the programmes Feedback and Write On. Commercially she has had continuous work with Sky TV, Asda supermarket, Sure products and Government commercials. Below is a brief overview of her work. Documentary and Drama: -The 3 Musketeers(Lady De Winter)dir:Marina Colderone -V-TV,(Presenter),dir:Raina Haig -BBC World Service,(Write On/Feedback),dir:Viv Black Commercials and Voiceover : -Sure: @Zoo Studios -Asda: @The Bridge,dir:Hugo Kondraciuck -Government:(Single Parents)(New Businesses) (New Marketing Strategy),dir:Ben Friend@Kindred,Simon Landi @Access -Straker Films:(Child Safety),dir:Stephen Bakewell -Carbon Trust:(Loans),dir:Tristan Marshall -Sky Television:(Trouble channel),dir:Sarah Ashbee -United London:(FSA /United London),dir:Leonie Garner -Crow Television:(Learn Direct),dir:Stuart Urban -Vibe TV:(Museum /Plas Mawr),dir:Sue Powell-Reed -Atmospheres:(cartoons),dir:Henri Bujko Trained at East 15 acting school in London, Eiry received a personalised training from Edda Sharpe(MBA voice), Jan Haydn Rowles(MBA voice)and Marina Colderone (BBC and Crying Out Loud Productions). Mac book pro with software Behringer microphone pop filter6 6" pop filter w/goosneck bayer dynamic headphones fostex PMO.4 professional studio Audio Moniters Behringer XENYX 1204 premium mixer Eiry has worked with gifted directors including Ian Rickson in theatre (Far Away by Caryl Churchill) and Gillies Mackinnon in film (The History of Mr Polly starring Lee Evans). Recent film work includes 'Cathy Rees' in Good Arrows, written and directed by Irvine Welsh (The Curzon, ITV4) and 'Kelly' in Daddy's Girl alongside Jaime Winston which won the 2008 Welsh BAFTA for Best Film. Eiry has played leading roles for theatre companies Sgript Cymru, The Sherman and toured nationally to venues including The Traverse, Arcola and Clwyd Theatr Cymru. Her television appearances include Doctors, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries and Belonging for the BBC and Con Passionate, Caerdydd and A470 for S4C. In radio, Eiry has worked extensively for the BBC World Service.