I was born and grew up in west Wales and knew from an early age I wanted to work in the media.

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The original plan was to be a TV news camera operator and I was fascinated by motion and stills cameras - something which remains with me today. 

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However, when I got to my teens my voice broke and I realised I could do quite good impressions of celebrities, friends and school teachers which made people laugh.

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Shortly after completing my BTEC Media Production course at the local college, I was offered a job in local commercial radio as a presenter and producer.

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After university, I joined Trafficlink as an editor and broadcaster providing live traffic and travel bulletins for BBC and commercial radio.

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While there, I was contacted by a radio producer who asked me to voice some trails and idents for several BBC radio stations in the west of England.

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Before long, I was doing more and more freelance voiceover and production work.

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Today, I work full time from my own high-spec studio voicing adverts, trailers, audiobooks, corporate videos and documentaries for a wide variety of clients including many well-known brands and organisations.

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If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to email me directly.