Human voices marketplace
Voice actors for advertising
Voice actors specialised in advertising for TV, radio, digital video, dynamic out-of-home, social media and brand storytelling campaigns. Voices in Castilian Spanish, British and American English, Catalan, Portuguese and dozens of more languages, with track records at top agencies and broadcasters. Closed quotes before recording, automatic rights assignment for the agreed medium and territory, and broadcast-ready WAV 48 kHz / 24 bit delivery. Post a brief and receive bespoke audio proposals within 24 hours.
Quick answer: To hire advertising voice actors: on Voicefinder you can listen to real demos from verified voices, compare styles and hire directly, or post a free brief and receive fixed proposals within 24 hours, with protected payment and invoicing included. See typical prices by project type in our rates guide, based on tens of thousands of real quotes. See rates guide
Updated: July 2026
Advertising voice actors

Victoria Cordón Procter✓
Catalan · Spanish (Spain) · English (British)

Lydia V. Lord✓
Galician · Spanish (Spain) · English (British)

Clara Andreu✓
Catalan · English (British) · Spanish (Spain)

Ian Russell✓
English (British) · English (Scottish)

Jean-Francois Raynaud✓
French (European) · Japanese · English (United States)

Sarah Nightingale✓
English (British) · English (United States)

David Holmes✓
English (British) · English (Scottish)

Lucy Wolfe✓
English (British)

Clare Reeves✓
English (British)

Garth Collins✓
English (United States)

Mark Mullens✓
English (British)

Rebecca Cesa✓
English (United States)

Caroline Ashby✓
English (British)

Janine May✓
English (British)

Al Moulliet✓
English (United States)

Bob Bavani✓
English (United States)

Noelle Romano✓
English (United States)

Camile Murdock✓
English (British) · English (Caribbean)

Helen Clapp✓
English (British)

Tim Bick✓
English (British)

AJ Dukette✓
English (United States)

Rich Summers✓
English (United States)

Tom Dheere✓
English (United States)
Stephanie Harrison✓
English (British) · French (European)

Margaret Ashley✓
English (British)

Greg Marston✓
English (British)
Cliff Weldon✓
English (United States)

Rebecca Hodges✓
English (United States)

Logan Fox✓
English (United States)

Sara Woodcock✓
English (British)

Bev Standing✓
English (United States)

Carla Terry✓
English (British)

Rebecca Hellebore-Bastard✓
English (British)

Russ Eakle✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Kitty Kelly✓
English (British)

Paul Quinn✓
English (United States)

Bailey Brown✓
English (United States)

Graeme Spicer✓
English (United States)

Maddie McGowan✓
English (British)

Anthony Powell✓
English (United States)

Jane Wing✓
English (British)

Angela Ness✓
English (Scottish)

Ingrid Wiseman✓
English (British)

Hannah Powell✓
English (British)

Aubrey Parsons✓
English (United States)

Margit Sander✓
German · English (United States)

Hadi Hajjar✓
Arabic · English (United States) · French (Canadian)

Richie Macey✓
English (British) · English (Scottish) · English (United States)

Miriam Millikin✓
English (United States)

Amanda Wilson✓
English (British) · French (European)

Ada Luna✓
Spanish (Spain) · Valencian · English (United States)

Kasey Hott✓
English (United States)

DANIEL NAVARRO✓
Spanish (Spain) · Catalan · English (United States)

Dora Hart✓
Polish · English (British)
Bonnie Marie Williams✓
English (United States)

Liana Bdewi✓
Armenian · English (United States) · French (Canadian)

Chloe Dolandis✓
English (United States)

Gale Van Cott✓
English (United States)

Annemarie Rosano✓
English (United States)

Thom Welham✓
English (British)
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Frequently asked
What you're probably wondering
How long does the ad casting process take?
After you post the brief, the first custom takes typically arrive within 1–4 hours and most proposals within 24 hours. For tight deadlines, our team prioritises the casting and final candidates can land within 2 hours.
What exactly do advertising usage rights cover?
By default, the rate covers 1 year of use in the agreed medium and territory (e.g. Spain radio, national TV, social media). Broader scope — multi-market, multi-medium or perpetual — is handled as an extension with proportional fee.
Can I direct the session remotely?
Yes. Most artists support Source-Connect, ipDTL or booth-monitored Zoom, so you can direct from any room with the quality you need to approve takes live.
What's the difference between an advertising voice and a corporate voice?
Advertising tends to be warmer, more energetic and musical, built to grab attention in seconds. Corporate aims for authority, calm and credibility for institutional video and internal comms. Some pros cover both, but most lean more towards one register.
Can you handle multilingual campaigns?
Yes. If your campaign runs in several languages, we coordinate native talents per language and keep tonal consistency across the spot family. Contact sales for package rates.
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