making waves

since 1996

The voices in your head are close to hand

Since 1996 BrisVO has been home to a collection of Australia’s finest voice talents.

Each BrisVO artist has a rare and distinguishing quality. Each brings the experience of a seasoned professional to every recording session. And each BrisVO voice artist shares one common trait; they’re each proud Brisbane locals; that’s right, Queenslanders – showing the world how it’s done.

If you need a voice for that script you’re ready to produce, you’re bound to find the perfect fit right here at BrisVO.

Would you like a demo read? 

Not sure who should voice your next project? With so many choices available at BrisVO it’s easy to be overwhelmed. So why not ask for a demo? 

You can always reach out to any of the BrisVO artists to try before you buy. And they would be delighted to hear from you.

Just click on a head shot from the gallery above to access that artist’s profile. Then simply email them through the contact form on their page.

Have you heard?

Thom nails his parts

Award-winning actor, voice artist and arts educator, Thomas Larkin is no stranger to being asked to play a diverse mix of roles. Currently kitting-up to play an Australian Rules footballer in Melbourne Theatre Company and Queensland Theatre’s co-production 37, Thom can also be seen in Bad Ancestors, a Fresh Blood project for ABC.

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Mikee Joaquin gets creative

Mikee Joaquin has loads of creative flair. After making his home in Brisbane from the US, the colourful performer has developed quite a niche. His unique and quirky style was recently required to voice a series of e-learning videos for both Crayola and Colgate-Palmolive. While his natural rhythm and ability to move has been called upon to play the part of Dipsy… yes, the green Teletubby!

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Crickers gets back to work

Chris Crickmay does his best work behind the mic and he loves a vocal challenge. And while every session with Chris is a lot of fun, clients are quick to acknowledge his versatility, entrusting him with serious and important messages too – such as these announcements for the Gold Coast City Council.

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