This is my audiobook demo, a selection of reads from different genres.For other voice demos go to www.danielrichards.tv

Extract 1In the pub, I introduced Barbara to my long lost father, who made a fuss of buying her adrink, settling her in a chair and lifting the palm of her hand to his lips and kissing it.“Headingley”, he said, “when are you going to make an honest woman of her?”“Headingley already has an honest woman”, said Barbara. “I’m his less than honest one”.“You’re married?”That was my father, to me, in a tone of surprise.“With a son,” said Barbara.“You didn’t say!”…“So what do you think of my dad?” I said to Barbara.“Very handsome, very charming” she said. “I suppose your brother must have collectedthose attributes."Extract 2Jean Clarke had been advised not to travel. It was her second week out of hospital and thedoctor was adamant that she was just spend a month recuperating. But as the doctor hadnearly killed her, she was reluctant to take any notice of what he said. Besides, the matterwas urgent; her brother’s wife was missing.Extract 3“Why did you buy a foreign car?” he said.“I didn’t buy it. My parents gave it to me when they changed it.”“Why did they buy it, then?”“I don’t know. Mummy liked it, I suppose. It’s a good little car”.“So is the Metro. Why not buy a Metro if you want a small car, or a Mini?”“If British cars were as good as foreign ones people would buy them”, she said. “Buteveryone knows they’re hopelessly unreliable.”“Rubbish” said Wilcox.His breath steamed, as though his anger were condensing in the frigid air.“What does your father drive?” he said.“An Audi”, said Robin.Wilcox grunted contemptuously as if he had expected no better.Extract 4Her eyes, wide and large and wondering, watched him and asked him the ultimatequestion.“I came because I must”, he said.

This is my audiobook demo, a selection of reads from different genres.For other voice demos go to www.danielrichards.tv

Extract 1In the pub, I introduced Barbara to my long lost father, who made a fuss of buying her adrink, settling her in a chair and lifting the palm of her hand to his lips and kissing it.“Headingley”, he said, “when are you going to make an honest woman of her?”“Headingley already has an honest woman”, said Barbara. “I’m his less than honest one”.“You’re married?”That was my father, to me, in a tone of surprise.“With a son,” said Barbara.“You didn’t say!”…“So what do you think of my dad?” I said to Barbara.“Very handsome, very charming” she said. “I suppose your brother must have collectedthose attributes."Extract 2Jean Clarke had been advised not to travel. It was her second week out of hospital and thedoctor was adamant that she was just spend a month recuperating. But as the doctor hadnearly killed her, she was reluctant to take any notice of what he said. Besides, the matterwas urgent; her brother’s wife was missing.Extract 3“Why did you buy a foreign car?” he said.“I didn’t buy it. My parents gave it to me when they changed it.”“Why did they buy it, then?”“I don’t know. Mummy liked it, I suppose. It’s a good little car”.“So is the Metro. Why not buy a Metro if you want a small car, or a Mini?”“If British cars were as good as foreign ones people would buy them”, she said. “Buteveryone knows they’re hopelessly unreliable.”“Rubbish” said Wilcox.His breath steamed, as though his anger were condensing in the frigid air.“What does your father drive?” he said.“An Audi”, said Robin.Wilcox grunted contemptuously as if he had expected no better.Extract 4Her eyes, wide and large and wondering, watched him and asked him the ultimatequestion.“I came because I must”, he said.

This is my audiobook demo, a selection of reads from different genres.For other voice demos go to www.danielrichards.tv

Extract 1In the pub, I introduced Barbara to my long lost father, who made a fuss of buying her adrink, settling her in a chair and lifting the palm of her hand to his lips and kissing it.“Headingley”, he said, “when are you going to make an honest woman of her?”“Headingley already has an honest woman”, said Barbara. “I’m his less than honest one”.“You’re married?”That was my father, to me, in a tone of surprise.“With a son,” said Barbara.“You didn’t say!”…“So what do you think of my dad?” I said to Barbara.“Very handsome, very charming” she said. “I suppose your brother must have collectedthose attributes."Extract 2Jean Clarke had been advised not to travel. It was her second week out of hospital and thedoctor was adamant that she was just spend a month recuperating. But as the doctor hadnearly killed her, she was reluctant to take any notice of what he said. Besides, the matterwas urgent; her brother’s wife was missing.Extract 3“Why did you buy a foreign car?” he said.“I didn’t buy it. My parents gave it to me when they changed it.”“Why did they buy it, then?”“I don’t know. Mummy liked it, I suppose. It’s a good little car”.“So is the Metro. Why not buy a Metro if you want a small car, or a Mini?”“If British cars were as good as foreign ones people would buy them”, she said. “Buteveryone knows they’re hopelessly unreliable.”“Rubbish” said Wilcox.His breath steamed, as though his anger were condensing in the frigid air.“What does your father drive?” he said.“An Audi”, said Robin.Wilcox grunted contemptuously as if he had expected no better.Extract 4Her eyes, wide and large and wondering, watched him and asked him the ultimatequestion.“I came because I must”, he said.

This is my audiobook demo, a selection of reads from different genres.For other voice demos go to www.danielrichards.tv

Extract 1In the pub, I introduced Barbara to my long lost father, who made a fuss of buying her adrink, settling her in a chair and lifting the palm of her hand to his lips and kissing it.“Headingley”, he said, “when are you going to make an honest woman of her?”“Headingley already has an honest woman”, said Barbara. “I’m his less than honest one”.“You’re married?”That was my father, to me, in a tone of surprise.“With a son,” said Barbara.“You didn’t say!”…“So what do you think of my dad?” I said to Barbara.“Very handsome, very charming” she said. “I suppose your brother must have collectedthose attributes."Extract 2Jean Clarke had been advised not to travel. It was her second week out of hospital and thedoctor was adamant that she was just spend a month recuperating. But as the doctor hadnearly killed her, she was reluctant to take any notice of what he said. Besides, the matterwas urgent; her brother’s wife was missing.Extract 3“Why did you buy a foreign car?” he said.“I didn’t buy it. My parents gave it to me when they changed it.”“Why did they buy it, then?”“I don’t know. Mummy liked it, I suppose. It’s a good little car”.“So is the Metro. Why not buy a Metro if you want a small car, or a Mini?”“If British cars were as good as foreign ones people would buy them”, she said. “Buteveryone knows they’re hopelessly unreliable.”“Rubbish” said Wilcox.His breath steamed, as though his anger were condensing in the frigid air.“What does your father drive?” he said.“An Audi”, said Robin.Wilcox grunted contemptuously as if he had expected no better.Extract 4Her eyes, wide and large and wondering, watched him and asked him the ultimatequestion.“I came because I must”, he said.

Sporting events, radio shows, movies, special offers and products: promos and trailers are another great opportunity to give it all you've got!Extract 1Follow them all, as they race across the world. In South Africa, in Belgium, in Italy and Switzerland, in Norway and Canada, we’ll be there on the road and on the trail to bring you the spectacle, the excitement, the thrill, the power of cycling. Right here, on Bike.Extract 2Hell is for heroes. Sportswear.Extract 3This is Life Stories. (“I wanna be a model”)Heart to hearts with people from all walks of life.(“We were encouraged to be a little bit provocative”)We talk about careers…(“And this woman says ‘Darling, I’ve discovered you. Come down here. I wanna meet you’”.)lifetime turning points…(“Miles’ door was directly in front, so he saw me and he said ‘Let her in.’”)magical moments…(“He tears it out and he writes ‘from the best to the best’”)and unexpected events.(“Davide was a passenger on board”“Ah, this is a story of true love!”“Yeah, and I picked him up!”)Listen in on Life Stories, available on the radio or as a podcastExtract 4In 2014, The Vatican Museum 3D was the most watched art film in the world. Now in 2017 by the same creators comes the first film about the immortal genius of Raphael. Raphael, the Lord of the Arts. Coming soon to cinemas worldwide

I voice local ads and global campaigns, from city restaurants to Olympic sponsors, for indie production companies and international ad agencies. This is a small selection.Extract 1: Bacardi. The night is ours. I am the light, the heat without end.Extract 2: TronyTwo days ago he bought a 50-inch plasma TV. Yesterday he bought a notebook with a new dual core processor.Extract 3: Alfa RomeoObserve how wisely Mother Nature, the caring guardian of the human race, made sure that the world was universally tinged with a touch of madness.Extract 4: Anti-piracy campaignEvery time you use illegal software, you are financing organized crime.Extract 5: Deutsche BankA passion to perform. Deutsche Bank. Looking deeper.Extract 6: Bacardi. The night is ours.Have you never wondered if I have a secret wish? I’d like to experience a night. Even just one. Bacardi, the night is ours.Extract 7: Alfa RomeoThe heart is always right.

Science, nature, industry, art, human stories; voicing documentaries can be personal learning experiences as well as great voiceover jobs.1The robots are here. It’s not an invasion, but a revolution. These machines will soon be part of our lives and they look remarkably like us. We’ve seen the future and this is what it looks like. Let’s discover the best of Europe’s humanoid robots.2On July 16th 1969 Apollo XI lifted off from its base in Cape Kennedy, Florida, on its mission to become the first ever manned moon landing.3Here are the brothers Battista and Bartolomeo Albertolli, strolling on the seafront in Portsmouth with their families at the start of 1932. They owned two successful restaurants and managed to raise seventeen children between them.4In the lands that seem to be the cradle of all beginnings, where the past shades into myths and mystery, Sicily’s charm speaks as simple yet forceful language.5Dolphins: playful, intelligent, gentle, friendly, sociable. All apparently true, but as we will see in this documentary, not the whole truth.

From industrial concerns to cultural institutions, from niche services to global products, when voicing corporate videos I aim to explain, support and inspire.Maire Tecnimont corporate videoWe are a leading engineering contractor specialized in hydrocarbon processing and we know how to transform oil and gas natural resources.Doc 24 explainerFree your imagination for a moment. Imagine if you always had a doctor by your side, wherever you are. Imagine if you can ask a question any time, even at night, when your child has a fever. Imagine if he could keep your father’s blood pressure and sugar level under control and let you know if anything’s wrong.Expo 2015 web videoThere is a place that is about to become the centre of the world. A place where the history of our future is being built. It is Milan, the city of EXPO 2015. A place where the culture of food and the sense of hospitality will reach a peak of excellence: Italy.Samsung corporate videoSince the very beginning, Samsung has focused its attention on people. Because it’s only when we feel our best that we can take advantage of all the possibilities life has to offer.Lancia brand videoLuxury is no longer a luxury. New Lancia. Luxury liberated.

This is my audiobook demo, a selection of reads from different genres.For other voice demos go to www.danielrichards.tv

Extract 1In the pub, I introduced Barbara to my long lost father, who made a fuss of buying her adrink, settling her in a chair and lifting the palm of her hand to his lips and kissing it.“Headingley”, he said, “when are you going to make an honest woman of her?”“Headingley already has an honest woman”, said Barbara. “I’m his less than honest one”.“You’re married?”That was my father, to me, in a tone of surprise.“With a son,” said Barbara.“You didn’t say!”…“So what do you think of my dad?” I said to Barbara.“Very handsome, very charming” she said. “I suppose your brother must have collectedthose attributes."Extract 2Jean Clarke had been advised not to travel. It was her second week out of hospital and thedoctor was adamant that she was just spend a month recuperating. But as the doctor hadnearly killed her, she was reluctant to take any notice of what he said. Besides, the matterwas urgent; her brother’s wife was missing.Extract 3“Why did you buy a foreign car?” he said.“I didn’t buy it. My parents gave it to me when they changed it.”“Why did they buy it, then?”“I don’t know. Mummy liked it, I suppose. It’s a good little car”.“So is the Metro. Why not buy a Metro if you want a small car, or a Mini?”“If British cars were as good as foreign ones people would buy them”, she said. “Buteveryone knows they’re hopelessly unreliable.”“Rubbish” said Wilcox.His breath steamed, as though his anger were condensing in the frigid air.“What does your father drive?” he said.“An Audi”, said Robin.Wilcox grunted contemptuously as if he had expected no better.Extract 4Her eyes, wide and large and wondering, watched him and asked him the ultimatequestion.“I came because I must”, he said.