
Who am I
Really?
Casting BIO

I'm a Multi-Award-Winning Actor and Narrator. I am always a storyteller, every character, every emotion and every choice, has an intention behind it.
Hi, I'm Charlie.
I'm a multi-award-winning British voice actor, audiobook narrator and lifelong storyteller with a slight obsession with accents, characters and the tiny details that make a performance feel real.
I've narrated more than 200 audiobooks and worked across video games, animation, commercials, TV promos, audio drama and more, but whatever I'm recording, I'm an actor first.
Along the way, I've been incredibly fortunate to have my work recognised with an AudioFile Earphones Award, named an AudioFile Best Voice, won a SOVAS Award and received the AIVA w3 Gold Award for Best Voiceover in Video, and a Golden Literary Crown for my sapphic work, alongside multiple SOVAS and ONE Voice nominations.
The awards mean a great deal to me, but the part of the job I love most hasn't changed and that is delivering what you my client want...
I don't want to simply give you a beautiful read, I want to understand who's speaking, what they want, what they're hiding and what sits underneath the words, that's the part I love. Getting the nitty gritty details to bring those words alive.
I'm British born and now based near NYC, with English, Welsh and Scottish roots and years spent living, studying and travelling across the UK, Europe and the US. Somewhere along the way, I became completely fascinated by the way people speak, the rhythms, inflections and tiny nuances that tell you where someone comes from before they've told you anything about themselves.
Hence the nickname Accent Acrobat.
My route into voice acting wasn't exactly conventional either. I've trained in acting, ballet and culinary arts, studied Food Science, Consumer Psychology, Behaviour and Broadcast Journalism, and collected a fairly eclectic assortment of life experiences along the way.
And strangely enough, I use all of it, because characters aren't created simply by changing your voice, they're created by understanding people.
Today, I work from my professional home studio near NYC with authors, publishers, producers, studios, agencies and brands around the world.
Some days I'm an aristocrat, some days I'm an AI, some days I'm solving a murder in the Cotswolds, and occasionally I'm something with claws.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
Have something interesting for me? Let's talk.


Rooted in Craft. Alive in Performance.
A great voice might make you listen but great acting and authentic choices, makes you feel
It’s not simply about how the words sound. It’s understanding the character, finding the intention beneath the dialogue and knowing when to push, when to pull back and when to let silence do the work. That’s where voice becomes performance, and performance becomes connection.





