TALENT: Brie Jurss

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 sound track and Brie’s voice recording were polished by Dave Champion at the Voice Plant.

Brie says training should be simple.

Brie Jurss has an excellent way of explaining things. When she talks she makes everything sound so simple. 

That’s precisely the direction the team at aXelcerate were looking for when they scouted the talent on the BrisVO website. They could have settled on a number of excellent options to voice the spot to announce their Training Management product but selected Brie. You can watch the aXcelerate spot below.

Brie recorded the read in her home studio and the client was delighted. “Thanks so much for your talent!” they said. “Everyone loves your voice over and we will be in contact again in the future!” 

That kind of comment is music to Brie’s ear.

Hear more from Brie. Check out her demo here.

TALENT: Brie Jurss

When Brisbane hot shop Khemistry created a series of CSA’s for the Queensland Government to promote responsible drinking of alcohol, the agency called in Brie Jurss to help spread the word.

While Brie’s forthright delivery cautioned audiences to know how many is too many, her professional performance in the recording booth proved the sky is her limit!

Versatility is the name of the game for Brie – a trait that finds her cast for a broad range of performances, including UQ’s Open Day campaign (also recorded at Khemistry), and Flight Centre’s “Winter is Coming” series (see below),  an ongoing campaign recorded at Voiceplant.