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Voice Over Demo – Beauty & the Beast (1991) Prologue
The Beauty & the Beast (1991) Disney animated film prologue, one of the most breathtakingly composed narrative introductions to a film, done verbatim by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, in his normal-speaking UK East Anglian accent.
The prologue script was performed by the narrator, David Ogden Stiers, who also voiced the character Cogsworth in the film. The music itself was beautifully composed by Alan Menken.
L’Oréal Men’s Lotion Ad – “Confidence Isn’t Loud”
Briefly travel to the heart of Paris chique and couture, with this contribution we’ve made to L’Oréal Men’s Lotion promotional campaigns.
The creative vision was based on an image of warm lighting, with visual of a man looking in mirror, and a close-up of the L’Oréal Men Expert Hydra Energtic lotion bottle.
This voice over was done verbatim by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, with soft but confident tone, and a bit of flirty undertone. in his regular-speaking UK East Anglian accent. The lines were generated with AI and can be read here.
Cronus Monologue – Blood of Zeus (Netflix)
In an epic standoff between the Titans and Olympians, before the ultimate showdown of which group takes over the Earth and heavens, Cronus (as artisitically portrayed by Alfred Molina in the Netflix Series ‘Blood of Zeus’), provides the Olympians with an opportunity to surrender.
This voice over was done verbatim by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, in his regular-speaking UK East Anglian accent.
The script was written by Charles Parlapanides, as shown here.
Ra’s al Ghul’s Monologue – Batman Begins (2005)
After having taken Bruce Wayne (as fantastically played by Christian Bale) in, trained him, mentored him, and given him a renewed sense of purpose and grounding, Ducard/Ra’s al Ghul (as expertly portrayed by Liam Neeson), visits Wayne Manor in bad faith, to “return a favour” in this ominous monologue.
This voice over was done verbatim by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, in his regular-speaking UK East Anglian accent.
The script was written by Bob Kane, as shown here.
Wildlife Documentary Commentary – Mysticetes
(Coming Soon)
“Watching Whales & Dolphins in Southern Africa”, a book written by Noel and Belinda Ashton about the splenderous beauty of whale watching and dolphin playing, mostly in the Western Cape of South Africa.
The excerpt is from pg. 14 of the aforementioned book, where the authors go deeper into the ‘Mysticetes’ group of whales, i.e. humpbacks, Bryde’s and minkle whales, blue whales, etc.).
This voice over was done verbatim by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, in his regular-speaking UK East Anglian accent.
Lament by Gillian Clarke
Gillian Clarke’s poem, “Lament” is a reflection on the vast and far-reaching effects of pollution on the natural world. This voice over was done verbatim by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, in his regular-speaking UK East Anglian accent.
The poem text was written by Gillian Clarke herself, as shown here.
Lord Sauron – The Lord of the Rings
The evil and darkness of Lord Sauron (as skillfully portrayed by Charlie Vickers in the leftmost picture, from the ‘Rings of Power’ television series), at the time going under his most well-crafted elven alias ‘Annatar’, has been depicted by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, in his usual-sounding UK East Anglian accent. in this Lord of the Rings Soliliquy.
Inspired by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (J.R.R Tolkien) in his “Lord of the Rings” novel series, the script was produced through the use of generative AI as written here.
Shylock – The Merchant of Venice
Shylock (as depicted by Al Pacino in the leftmost picture), from William Shakespeare’s classic ‘Merchant of Venice’ play, Act III, Scene I, begins his monologue with an appeal to emotion framed by transactional loss and humiliation.
Such an emotional portrayal has been endeavoured by one of our Voice Actors, Claude Machiha, in his trained UK Hull accent, as written here.
