Chris Royle
Chris Royle
British English
Young AdultMiddle AgeBaritoneTenorUnited Kingdom
About Chris Royle
Chris Royle records from a treated home studio equipped with a Neumann microphone. He trained for three years at the Oxford School of Drama, giving him a solid foundation for voice work across a range of productions. His portfolio includes corporate‑video, commercial and documentary recordings, and he also provides narration for audiobooks, museum guides and video‑game dialogue.
As a male voice‑over artist from the United Kingdom, Chris offers baritone and tenor tones that suit both young‑adult and middle‑age characters. He has been recognized with awards for his performances and has contributed to feature films, TV shows and e‑learning projects. His recent work includes a documentary series and a corporate‑video campaign for an international client. Chris continues to deliver recordings from his home studio using his Neumann microphone.
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Works on
- Audiobook
- Audioguide
- Cartoon
- Commercial
- Corporate-Video
- Documentary
- Dubbing
- Elearning
- Explainer-Video
- Museum Guide
- Video-Game
- Voice-Over
Studio
Records from their own professional home studio.
Microphones: Neumann
Training
Trained at Oxford School of Drama for 3 years. Chris Royle is an award-winning British male voiceover artist. Working in the industry for nearly a decade he has had the pleasure of voicing campaigns for some of the world's leading brands. With a versatile voice and experience in Feature films, TV shows, Commercials, Audiobooks and Documentaries, Chris elevates each script and captivates audiences from around the world. Being flexible and adaptable, you can be sure your vision will be brought to life with authenticity and gravitas.
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