With every recording it’s really important to understand what the client is looking for in the voice over artist. And often there’s not a lot of time to figure that out! I’ll make sure we’re prepped before it gets to the studio. So we can make the most of our time.

After a first read, it’s up to me to show how my role as voice over director can steer the recording in the right direction. Who is the recording for? Does the voice over understand the subject? Should he or she be more engaging, serious or smiley? These are important questions to ask, to get something really special.

I’ve spent many years in Amsterdam and in London as a Dutch and European female voice over artist. And I’ve worked closely with TV channels, ad agencies and major brands. Therefore this in-depth experience has helped me understand the skills of a voice over director and audio producer from a unique point of view.

The voice over industry has changed immensely over the last few years. So now it’s even more important for voice over artists to sound really genuine and authentic. Because I’m an experienced voiceover artist myself, I know just how achieve this.

Do you need help voice casting a Dutch or Flemish voice over artist? If so, ask a professional native Dutch speaker, like me!

I also work with translators, copywriters and a linguistic director in Holland and Belgium, so can find the very best person for whatever your project requires.

I worked as the International Voice Over Director for A&E Networks & the History Channel.

My current clients in London and Amsterdam include National Geographic Channel, History Channel, SyFy Channel, BBC Worldwide and the lovely people at Signify (Philips).