Spoken4 New Website

At Spoken4 we didn’t consciously decide to hide our light under a bushel for seven (yes, seven!) years. It just kind of worked out that way. We’d started by recommending artists with whom we’d worked in the studio and who we knew by, literally, rubbing shoulders at the mike and… it grew from there. The feedback about the artists we suggested was soooooo positive (see below) that we just carried on in the same way we’d started: a bespoke service. You give us the brief, we provide audio samples and cvs of suitable artists. Easy really. That was 1,000s of sessions ago across almost every sector of the voice business. In all that time we kept on thinking that it would probably make sense to create a website so that potential clients could check out the great selection of voices that Spoken4 provides. But we were so damned busy casting and booking sessions (as well as working in the studio ourselves) that it took is slightly longer to produce this website than we  would have wished. But now it’s done (phew!) and we wanted to let YOU know about it, about us but most importantly about the artists. (Without them – we are nothing!)

We first started working with Spoken4 in 2006 and the reason they’re our first port of call for casting is simple; they get it right ! Timm Baldwin FCM-I

The artists were SUPERB , really great. Tim Searle Triffic Films (now @ Baby Cow)

It has been great working with you and the talent you represent.  Great stuff. Fabrice Ziokolski (Independent Animations Producer.)

You have brough such fine voice talent to us and help us deliver time and again. Adam Bromley Rushforth Media

The feedback on the recordings is excellent. The editors were very happy with the quality of the work of all three of you. Chris Brown University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations

That seven years has given us a rock solid base of artists and resulted in a well-oiled machine ready to cope with pretty much any request that the industry can throw at us. We hope you like the new site and would love to hear your comments / feedback. (Oh, and please feel free to dip into the Spoken4 pool…)