Kellie Jones

English, accents: Australia (native), British, American, Scottish, French, Russian, New Zealand, Irish, Cockney, Valley Girl and character various character voices from child to old lady.

A graduate from the University of Southern Queensland, Kellie has been working solidly as a voice artist since 2004. Beginning her career in audio book narration with Vision Australia and Bolinda Books she’s narrated over 50 titles including ‘Angel Puss’ by Colleen McCullogh, ‘How the light gets in’ by MJ Hyland, ‘Walk in My Shoes’ by Alwyn Evans among others. She then moved into Radio and Television Commercials, Imaging, Network Promos, Documentary, Educational DVD's, Corporate Narrations, E-learning, Telephone Messaging, Dubbing... and has been voicing solidly since! She's the Australian voice of NBC Universal and her other regular clients include: Nokia; Qantas; Canon; Gillette; Nissan; Tourism Australia; Kotex; Barbie for Mattel; Compeed; Metamucil; Aero; Cancer Council. BA Theatre - University Southern Queensland AUSTRALIA Major - Acting and Voice Graduate Diploma - L'Ecole Philippe Gaulier - Paris FRANCE Clowning and Vocal Training Cambridge CELTA - Certificate English Language Teaching Advanced Acting for Film & TV - On Camera Connections Sydney AUSTRALIA Ivana Chubbuck - Acting Masterclasses - Los Angeles USA Microphone - Lewitt LCT 540 Pre-Amp - Focusrite 'Scarlett 2i2' Computer and Software - Mac OS Big Sur 11.2.3 - Twisted Wave Other equipment - Sound Proof Booth Kellie has an extensive theatre background and has appeared onstage in August: Osage County, Boy Gets Girl and Honour for Melbourne Theatre Company, The Lonesome West and The Australian Sitcom Festival for Queensland Theatre Company, Love’s Labour’s Lost and Water Wars for La Boite Theatre, That Pretty Pretty; or The Rape Play for Workhorse Theatre Company, Inky for Complete Works Theatre Company, Ionesco’s ‘The Lesson’ for Ignite, Sunkisses for Dogs in the Roof Productions, Frozen for Darlinghurst Theatre Company, her one person show The Draftsman, as a producer and performer for Actors for Refugees and in collaboration with Project Respect to create a work exploring human trafficking. Her feature film credits include Blessed and City Loop. On television, Kellie has Appeared in All Saints, Blue Heelers, Grass Roots, Thunderstone, Water Rats, and Wildside and has just finished filming the UK TVI/Ch 7 series – Mrs Biggs. Kellie was awarded the Gerda Nicholson Green Room award for an emerging actress in 2004 and nominated for best female performer in Inky in 2008. She received the Marten Bequest Travelling Scholarship in 2007 which took her to Paris for a year to train in clowning and devised performance with Philippe Gaulier.