Showing voice artists with Scottish accents — Call us on 0203 141 3737 for recommendations.

Light, smooth, natural voice with confident, compassionate and unaffected delivery. He is currently a regular voice for Audio Description on several channels and shows.

Marnie was born and brought up on Shetland and has a natural, warm, gentle and earthy voice with a unique accent that can easily be toned up or down to suit, she can cover all other Scottish regional accents.

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Gritty, warm, likeable, spirited actor with a natural authority and captivating delivery from an experienced and talented Scottish actor.

Stuart is able to remote record.

Ryan has a gritty, confident delivery style with great energy. Friendly, grounded, guy next door with great sense of humour and timing. Can voice different Scottish dialects but is a native Glaswegian

Ryan is able to remote record.

Cheerful, fresh, happy-go-lucky, positive delivery with a powerful singing voice.

Captivatingly confident and undeniably individual, hi-energy, warm, appealing, feisty and seductive delivery from strong actress with sharp comedy timing and range of accents and characters, the more eccentric the better.

Michelle is able to remote record.

Calm, gentle and soothing delivery with a reassuringly relaxed, cheerful fresh tone. Clean and lightly precise.

Cool, calm, assured delivery with sultry sexy tones which can also be suitably light, bright and breezy for commercials as you can hear!

Rich, inspiring, warm and familiar read from hugely talented, likeable and consistently strong actor. Alex plays Eric in the hilarious North of the Border comedy “Two Doors Down” which is available on iPlayer.

Alex is able to remote record.

Fresh, energetic approachable and friendly delivery from this young actor, with a great ear for accents.

Noof is of Arabic/Moroccan Heritage, he is also able to remote record.

Cool, fresh, assured delivery with energy and enthusiasm. Good depth and sultry tones from this young actor, with a great ear for accents and dialects