LJ Stockwell speaks for all empowered women.
The proven BrisVO artist impresses whenever she’s called to the recording booth. So it makes perfect sense she was asked to voice a spot to celebrate Michael Hill’s new line of earrings and support for International Women’s Day.
Nelle Lee can’t keep still. Seems she’s always on the move. After a year treading the boards all over the country, she’s back to base in Brisbane.
National freight rail transport company, Aurizon, was quick to get her on board; engaging her talents to voice a corporate commercial.
With a sparkling career dating back to the 90s, there’s not a lot that Megan Shapcott hasn’t done. Megan’s voice is regularly heard across the airways for clients as diverse as the Queensland Government and Telstra, to the local bathroom renovation team. Take a listen to some spots she put down at Cutting Edge recently for Aquashield Bathrooms.
BrisVO’s Damien Garvey has hit a rich vein of form. After finishing Disney’s Nautilus at the end of 2022, the versatile actor scored another Disney show, playing Governor Edwin Fox in “The Artful Dodger”.
For over 40 years, Ross has stood relatively anonymously behind the microphone, using his voice to inform, advise, sell and surmise.
So, what would happen if that voice and the person behind it was exposed in front of a live audience?
Brie Jurss is the centre of attention this month. You can hear her voice celebrating Flight Centre’s collaboration with Netball Australia in a new TV spot. The idea behind the spot puts both brands front and centre, and it can be seen on the big screens at Suncorp Stadium.
The versatile Hugh Parker is always pushing boundaries.
The in-demand performer avoids being typecast by playing by his own rules.
The crew at Gold Coast’s premier golf entertainment complex, Top Golf, have been booking Leon Murray as their voice professional since 2019. He’s the clubhouse leader as far as they’re concerned.
From the Award Winning Meerkat Manor, to documentaries like Australia’s Arid Heart on Nat Geo, The Great Dividing range on Discovery, or The Guns That Changed the Game on Binge, Brisbane’s own Mike Goldman has long been the go-to-man for documentary voiceovers in Queensland.
It’s been a huge start to the year for the hard working larrikin, Chris ‘Crickers’ Crickmay. The paint had barely had time to dry on his recently refurbed home studio before the word got out that his voice booth was cranking out a fresh new vibe.
When the casting crew behind the Containers for Change campaign were looking for talent to voice some animated bottles and cans in a series of TV and online spots, they knew Sammy Gunner would be perfect for one of the roles.
The prodigiously talented Hugh Parker is always in demand. The Queensland Ballet realised Hugh’s talent. They weren’t quite sold on his sauter, however their chairs did turn when they heard his voice; inviting him to narrate their recent interpretation of the classic tale, Peter and the Wolf.
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