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Voice actor website examples, by genre.

Every site here was designed for a fictional voice actor, to show how the work leads the page. Pick a genre close to yours and look at what plays first.

Concepts, not client work. The actors are fictional. Client sites will appear here, with permission, once they are live.

Commercial and promo

Reads that sell in thirty seconds: the reel by product or tone sits on the first screen.

  • Daniel Hart, a fictional commercial voice actor, in profile at a studio microphone beside the headline “The low, easy voice brands remember.”
    Daniel Hart Commercial · Promo · TrailerConcept · fictional voice actor

    Cinematic night

    The brief. Let a producer hear the right reel in seconds.

    The decision. Night colours, one signal yellow and a heavy condensed headline, so the site sounds like the read.

  • First screen of a concept site for Graham Holt, a fictional trailer · promo voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Graham Holt Trailer · PromoConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Lena Holm, a fictional commercial voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Lena Holm CommercialConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Marcus Reid, a fictional automotive · commercial voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Marcus Reid Automotive · CommercialConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Jack Callahan, a fictional commercial · craft brands voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Jack Callahan Commercial · Craft brandsConcept · fictional voice actor

Documentary and narration

Calm, long-form voices: films and registers first, with room to breathe around them.

  • Nora Lindqvist, a fictional documentary narrator, reading a printed script at a microphone in a birch booth, beside the headline “A quiet voice for the wide world.”
    Nora Lindqvist Documentary · NatureConcept · fictional voice actor

    Nordic minimal

    The brief. Sound as calm as the films she narrates.

    The decision. Bone, moss and birch, a light grotesque and a lot of air around every element.

  • First screen of a concept site for Erik Strand, a fictional documentary voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Erik Strand DocumentaryConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Ingrid Solberg, a fictional documentary voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Ingrid Solberg DocumentaryConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Henrik Dahl, a fictional true crime · documentary voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Henrik Dahl True crime · DocumentaryConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Liv Haugen, a fictional museums · audio guides voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Liv Haugen Museums · Audio guidesConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Freya Lund, a fictional meditation · wellness voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Freya Lund Meditation · WellnessConcept · fictional voice actor

Audiobooks

Voices that carry a whole book: listening by genre, with the titles on the shelf.

  • Mara Ekholm, a fictional audiobook narrator, reading from a tablet at a microphone in a warm oak booth beside a serif headline.
    Mara Ekholm Audiobooks · Long-formConcept · fictional voice actor

    Editorial book

    The brief. Show that she can carry a ten-hour book.

    The decision. Warm lamplight, one serif and an oxblood accent, set like the first page of a novel.

  • First screen of a concept site for Owen Marsh, a fictional audiobooks · thriller voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Owen Marsh Audiobooks · ThrillerConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Nina Vale, a fictional audiobooks · romance voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Nina Vale Audiobooks · RomanceConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Astrid Nyberg, a fictional audiobooks · literary voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Astrid Nyberg Audiobooks · LiteraryConcept · fictional voice actor

Animation and games

Character voices: the cast as cards, each with its own sample.

  • Alex Lane, a fictional character voice actor, performing with a raised hand at a microphone under cobalt light, with character samples floating beside him.
    Alex Lane Animation · GamesConcept · fictional voice actor

    Playful cast

    The brief. Make a varied repertoire easy to explore.

    The decision. Cobalt and coral, a bold grotesque and every character as a card with its own sample.

  • First screen of a concept site for Kai Lund, a fictional video games voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Kai Lund Video gamesConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Jesse Cole, a fictional animation · games voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Jesse Cole Animation · GamesConcept · fictional voice actor

Luxury, fashion and brand

Voices for brands that sell with restraint: the site looks like the brands it speaks for.

  • Claire Whitfield, a fictional luxury brand voice, in profile at a vintage ribbon microphone in a black velvet studio beside the headline “The voice of quiet luxury.”
    Claire Whitfield Luxury · Fashion · FragranceConcept · fictional voice actor

    Haute couture

    The brief. Look like the brands she voices.

    The decision. Black velvet, ivory and gold, a Didone headline and a ribbon microphone in the spotlight.

  • First screen of a concept site for Elise Varg, a fictional luxury · automotive voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Elise Varg Luxury · AutomotiveConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Maya Brooks, a fictional fashion · beauty voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Maya Brooks Fashion · BeautyConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Sofia Berg, a fictional tech · brand voice voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Sofia Berg Tech · Brand voiceConcept · fictional voice actor

Sports and esports

High energy from the first second: the reel and the booking route for same-day work.

  • Jonah Okafor, a fictional sports and esports voice, shouting into a microphone under lime light beside the headline “Turn it all the way up.”
    Jonah Okafor Sports · Esports · PromoConcept · fictional voice actor

    Maximum energy

    The brief. Carry the energy of a final round.

    The decision. Acid lime and magenta on black, a wide heavy display face, cut corners and a live ticker.

  • First screen of a concept site for Sasha Byrne, a fictional sports · promo voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Sasha Byrne Sports · PromoConcept · fictional voice actor

E-learning and medical

Clear explanation for training and product teams: samples by what they are making.

  • Theo Park, a fictional e-learning narrator, smiling at a microphone in a bright booth beside the headline “Clear voice. Complex ideas made simple.”
    Theo Park E-learning · Explainer · TechConcept · fictional voice actor

    Clean product

    The brief. Win a training or product team’s trust fast.

    The decision. A bright product-style layout, bento cards and live captions under the player.

  • First screen of a concept site for Rachel Dunn, a fictional medical · elearning voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Rachel Dunn Medical · eLearningConcept · fictional voice actor

Radio and broadcast

Imaging, storytelling and on-air voices: the station sound, played first.

  • Ruth Calloway, a fictional radio voice, laughing at a broadcast microphone in a walnut studio beside the headline “Pull up a chair, dear.”
    Ruth Calloway Radio imaging · StorytellingConcept · fictional voice actor

    Warm retro

    The brief. Sound like a friend on the radio.

    The decision. Walnut, burnt orange and a soft retro serif, with an on-air light and sunburst cards.

  • First screen of a concept site for Tom Asher, a fictional radio imaging voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Tom Asher Radio imagingConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Caleb Monroe, a fictional broadcast · public service voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Caleb Monroe Broadcast · Public serviceConcept · fictional voice actor
  • First screen of a concept site for Oscar Lindgren, a fictional classical radio · hospitality voice actor, at a studio microphone.
    Oscar Lindgren Classical radio · HospitalityConcept · fictional voice actor

What to look for in each one.

  1. What plays first

    Find the play button on the first screen. If you have to scroll or click a menu to hear the voice, the site has the wrong priorities.

  2. How the reels are labelled

    Look for labels that match how producers search: by kind of job, by language, by register. A single reel for everything is harder to cast from.

  3. Whether the look fits the voice

    A documentary narrator and a sports announcer should not share a template. Check that colour, type and photography sound like the reads.

  4. What the next step asks for

    The booking route should ask for what you need to quote: script length, usage and deadline.

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Are these real voice actors?

No. Every actor on this page is fictional. The sites are concepts made to show the approach.

Can my site look like one of these?

Your site starts from your voice and your work, so it will not copy any of these. If one of them is close to how you want to be heard, tell us which when you request a quote.

When will client sites appear here?

Client sites are added only with the client's written permission, once they are live.

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