It’s been a busy week for me in the dVoiceBox studio with a range of varied voiceovers recorded – some elearning, some video narration and also power point narrations.

I’ve just completed the latest in the Zenosis series of elearning modules for Leo Pink – all detailing the process of marketing pharmaceutical brands in different international markets. It’s a big series of 23 modules – I’m nearly half way through on module number 13.

Last week I was recording a video voice over narration with a maritime theme for a corporate client and again this week I’ve been producing a voice narration for another corporate client who’s also involved in shipping. Might be the start of a nautical trend.

In addition this week I was recording voice over files for a power point training programme for sales staff working for an international pharmaceutical client.

I’ve also finally started delivering the voiceover audio for Legal and General where my voice will soon be the one you’ll hear guiding you through the service menus and buttons to press when you ring up to make a claim.

A client in my studio this week asked me if I’ve ever called a company only to be confronted by my own voice telling me which button to press.  I had to admit that it hasn’t happened yet but I think I might have some things insured with L&G – so I guess it might!

I’ve always thought it must be a bit weird to go shopping in the supermarket only to hear yourself discovering “unexpected items in the bagging area” – but so far I’ve not been asked to one of those so, as yet, I haven’t had that experience.

The Zenosis programme is produced by Leo Pink
The Douro Azul video narration was produced for Soundtrap Productions in Portugal
The power point audio was for a project produced by OxfordSM
The IVR phone prompts for L&G were produced for Brand Audio