About Kate
Kate has lived in the US, or “on this side of the pond” as the Brits say, for 20 years. She was born and raised in a small town in the Thames Valley, also the home of her favorite pub The Five Horseshoes. After university, Kate lived and worked in London before re-locating to the US where she worked for a global consulting firm, so she understands client service. Kate now lives with her family in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire and enjoys everything New England has to offer, although she is still in awe of “wicked nor’easters” (mega snow storms for those not in the know).
Kate discovered her passion for voice acting while volunteering at the Perkins School for the Blind as an audiobook narrator. She studied with Edge Studio in New York and Wren Ross in Boston, a veteran voice actor and coach. “Fancy a steak?” was Kate’s first official voice gig and since then she’s never looked back! Her clients come from different industries and range from global household names to small start-ups. Whether it be a short explainer for a new product, an e-learning assignment for a major corporation, voicing an innovative light and sound sculpture, or playing the role of a super hero in an animated movie. Kate enjoys them all.
This New England Brit looks forward to working with you.
Just for Fun!
Do they really say that? It turns out that Americans love British English. Some of Kate’s favorites include:
Scrummy, shambles, kerfuffle, dodgy, gobsmacked, brilliant, bits n’ bobs, bees knees, chuffed, rubbish, bee in her bonnet, gutted, spanner in the works, he’s no oil painting, fair to middling, bubble and squeak, cooks nips, and cheerio.
Voices have character and texture just like people and places. Textures from Old and New England. Enjoy!