Voice Description / Bio
Jessica is a versatile vocal chameleon from London with a natural, warm, bright, neutral accent. She records frequently in American, Australian, Irish and various regional UK accents and as a LAMDA-trained actor, she’ll take on anything you throw at her from Video Games or Cartoon characters, to Corporate videos, to Dubbing and Commercials.
Her voice and many accents appear on commercials for Rimmel, Mugler, Nutella, Ninja Warrior, Nature Valley, the President Cheese idents for Channel 4’s Come Dine With Me, Vaseline, Palmers Coco Butter, O’Keefe’s Lip Repair, Glitter Bingo, Protein World, Invisalign, Photobox, The Saucy Fish Company, Fitbit and many more. Corporate clients include Google, EE, Microsoft, the UN, Siemens, Vodafone, the National Grid, Panasonic, Novartis and National Geographic.
She has experience with Motion-Capture - most recently on Baldur's Gate 3 - and has voiced several leads and hundreds of weird and wonderful characters for Video Games including the BAFTA-winning Divinity: Original Sin 2, Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, Elex, Spellforce 3, Dragon Quest XI, Unforeseen Incidents and Code 7.
In the Cartoon world, Jessica has recently been enjoying voicing Darcy the Digger, Riff & Riff and Farona in Thomas & Friends and playing Maureen the Rat in some BBC Teach cartoons.
A regular on the ADR circuit, Jessica can be heard on most channels screaming, crying, reading news reports, chatting down police radios, singing and everything in between on TV shows such as Happy Valley, Chernobyl, Black Mirror, Peaky Blinders, It’s A Sin, I May Destroy You, The Crown, Line of Duty, Vikings, Killing Eve, Valhalla, His Dark Materials, The Missing, Taboo, Call The Midwife, The Last Kingdom, Game of Thrones, Dr Foster. She’s also all over many films such as Bond, Mary Poppins Returns, Bridget Jones, The Swimmers, The Northman…
As a highly-skilled dubber, Jessica's been enjoying voicing the UK dubs of various programmes on Netflix including Criminal; Germany, Caliphate, Freud, Faking Hitler.
Most recent acting credits include the critically acclaimed play Fishskin Trousers at the Finborough and the Park Theatre, Life Begins At Crawley on BBC Radio 4 and her first feature film Polar.
