About Jonathan
“Couldn’t have asked for
a better voice of god!”
What’s the hardest part of organising an awards, or come to that any large corporate ‘show’?
The moment it starts.
You need the very best professionals working the show: like, for instance, one of the UK’s top live event voice artists as the out-of-vision presenter.
I mean me, of course.
‘Dependable’ is my middle name.
I can’t guarantee you’ll be able to totally uncross your fingers during the show, but you won’t have to fret about your VOG.
“He is calm, professional, efficient and has the most amazing ‘voice presence’. We have booked him for next year!”
What sets me apart?
When it comes to busy awards shows or live events, I have decades of experience to help make sure your event goes really well.
I can easily deal with deviations from the script, keeping the audience engaged and allowing your event to continue without incident.
I’ve worked in and around presenting in all its forms for my entire working life, working in TV, radio, live sound engineering and music.
You won’t find a more experienced voice that’ll keep your audience happy and engaged until the end.
“Jonathan contributes across the board, including engineering, technical and training matters, and mentoring less experienced members of the team. He is great fun to work with, reliable, knowledgeable and professional. Highly recommended!”
I did my first voice job, a book review, on the radio, at the tender age of eight and I’ve been talking for a living ever since, while pressing buttons as a radio presenter, a TV sound supervisor, a live sound engineer or a musician.
So take it from me, I know my sound, while having directed (‘showcalled’) many large and high-profile shows gives me an awareness of the ‘bigger picture’ that not many voice artists can claim.
“Really helped enhance the whole evening!”
On the way to live presenting, I‘ve produced, presented and read news on BBC local stations, presented one solitary programme on Radio 2, played bass at the Royal Albert Hall and did studio sound for the very first series of Masterchef (you can read all about my adventures in live presenting on my blog page).
So with all this in mind, you can guarantee that I’m more than amply qualified to be “The Voice Of Experience”.