February is turning into a busy month in my voiceover studio. I’ve been hard at work in my booth on a variety of voiceover projects.

I’ve recently recorded the voiceover for another module in the series I’m presenting for Zenosis – I think this is the 18th module out of a total of 23. Once again it explores another facet of the process of marketing pharmaceutical brands in various international markets.

I’ve also recorded a series of voice overs as part of a programme of staff training videos for people who work for Tesco.  Thanks to detailed direction from Johnny Mindlin at Green Shoot I think I now know how to tweak my vocal intonation so that I can sound “less like a voiceover”.  It made for quite an interesting session.

I’ve also been working with Izzyworks in The Netherlands to produce a voiceover for an on-line video promoting a forthcoming conference on international investment that’s being hosted by Robeco. I’ve worked for Robeco previously and its nice to be invited to work for them again.

A few months ago I provided the voiceover narration for a corporate video for Del Monte. The finished video has now been signed off and recently posted on-line. As I blogged at the time it was nice to be the man who says “yes” but being a lowly voiceover I didn’t need to wear the white suit and panama hat!

Here’s the video: