Clare Cameron

RP, heightened RP, posh, middle-class, upper-class, sophisticated, educated, public-school, authoritative, informed, well-spoken, London, street, East London, youth talk, Scottish, Glasgow, broad Scottish, Edinburgh, Welsh, Irish, Northern Irish, Southern Irish, Yorkshire, Northern, Birmingham, Manchester, Mancunian, Lancashire Liverpool, Scouse, Dorset, Country Bumpkin, Somerset, farmer, West Country, French, Gallic, sensuous, sexy, Dervla Kirwan, M&S ad, Spanish, American, USA, general American, New York, Southern USA, Southern American, Australian, South African, German, Russian, West Indian, Caribbean

St Lucia Tourist Board Commercial for Wedding TV: I provided a West Indian accent FVO for St Lucia Tourist Board for their commercial on the Wedding TV Channel Wedding TV Channel Commercial Promo: I provided an RP accent for the Wedding TV monthly promo to run on their own channel. The Financial Times: I provided pre-recorded twice-daily FTSE market updates for FT subscribers and traders to access via telephone, as a trial service. Threshers Radio Commercials: I voiced a series of radio ads for Threshers for an array of drinks promotions on products including Radcliffe Wines, Budweiser and Stella Artois. A Vicious Circle: I voiced Ben's Mum in this Bournemouth Media School produced short film. A woman never seen but only heard via the intercom, she was a working-class London woman, an alcoholic, unemployed and a drug-user. Castwords: I voiced the first Castwords, which were a series of poems about mental health. They were subsequently set to soundscapes and evolved into multimedia pieces which were screened at the BFI, X'08 Festival and also formed a part of the permanent theatre exhibition at the V&A Museum. Professional actress since 2002. Acting training with Dorothea Alexander and Robert Gillespie. Additional voice classes on radio drama with Gordon Lamont, Freelance Radio Producer and Building character voices with Yvonne Morley. Trained actor, worked extensively in corporate training including techniques such as forum theatre, improvisation and hot-seating. Worked for The Economist, notably in the EMEA region, focus on conferencing and programming.