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– Are you a full-time voice artist? Yes, apart from teaching phonetics and diction, and have been such for over the past 20 years.

– Do you have a professional home studio? Let me rephrase it: I have a studio, not a home studio. I deliver professional audio worldwide, and a “home studio” would definitely not do the trick

– What are your studio specs? Two inch fiberglass absorption all around, double glazing and thick pile carpeting, Sennheiser, Lexicon, Audio Techina… and myself.

– What is your availability Monday to Sunday? Used to working with clients from overseas I tend to be “available friendly ” adapting to different time zones to provide the best service possible, many a time patched in via Skype or Source Connect.

– Have you narrated complex documents such as scientific, medical, legal, mathematical etc.? Oh yes, and do not find them complex, if I may say so. Due to confidentiality agreements I cannot share such material demos with you but you can always give me a tinkle and try me out.

– Do you do in-house editing? As said before, I am a professional, and I do in-studio editing (as I also edit videos)

– Are you bilingual? Yes and no, as I am actually pentalingual

– Can you confirm that you are okay completing all necessary corrections for the bid you provide? That depends on what you consider corrections. If I make a mistake, anytime, my pleasure. If you keep on changing the script and/or change your mind on pace and delivery requirements after we have worked out how the text should be read that is a different kettle of fish. Let’s be logical about, shall we? Personally I found your mention of “missing words” absolutely hilarious, how cold a voice pro leave out words, for crying out loud!