Our Featured Talent page showcases our new, exciting and available artists. Feast your ears!
Familiar, definite and honest Northern voice.
Laura has worked across the UK in theatre and TV since 2011. You may have seen her in 'Plebs' on ITV, or Kenneth Branagh's 'Cinderella'. Her prominent theatre roles include 'Our Town' at the Almeida Theatre and 'The Skriker' at Manchester Royal Exchange. She recently finished a season with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Kayvan is an award-winning British Iranian TV and film actor who is arguably best known as the creator and voice talent behind E4's BAFTA award-winning comedy show 'Fonejacker', who's success lead to the spin off series 'Facejacker'. He currently stars as Nandor the Relentless, the head vampire, in hit TV show 'What We Do In the Shadows'.
Naturally characterful, friendly & approachable.
Jenny Rainsford is a stage and screen actress from Watford, North London.
Most recent television appearances include ‘Boo’ in the BBC/Amazon show ‘Fleabag’, Charlene in ‘Finding Joy’ and guest leads in shows such as ‘Call the Midwife’.
Films include the forthcoming ‘Higher Grounds’, ‘About Time’ and the multi-award winning ‘The Favourite’.
Although Will is one of our youngest, he is hugely experienced and has oodles of confidence due to the fact that he has hung out with his dad, VO artist Will Vanderpuye, and nicked all his tricks! He is bright, intelligent, natural and takes direction brilliantly.
Will played Sam the tortoise in the BAFTA nominated BBC animation series 'That's so Darwin' and Spike in the 'Pebble Bay Ponies' series. Will also played the lead in CITV's animation series 'The Hive'.
Fresh, dynamic & confident, Jourdan's energy is infectious.
Jourdan is a force to be reckoned with across the UK’s rising presenting scene, often seen interviewing stars across red carpets, premieres and award shows, and manning her own podcast. Jourdan’s most recent voiceover credits include Avon and Gymshark.
A measured, charismatic and smooth voice.
After graduating from Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Londoner Paapa won the 2016 Ian Charleson Award for his title role in 'Hamlet' for the RSC. Since then he has gone from strength to strength, appearing in hit BBC drama ‘Press’ as Ed Washburn and in the amazing ‘The Convert’ at The Young Vic Theatre alongside our Ivanno Jeremiah. He will be making a return to the small screen soon in the upcoming ‘Gangs of London’.