PRIVACY POLICY

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Please note that all voiceover audio samples on this site are provided for reference only. Samples and custom auditions provided by the voice talent may not be reproduced, sampled or replicated in part or in full for any purpose except internal assessment, nor used for machine learning or training of AI voice synthesis. Use of final audio recordings will be subject to licensing terms and durations agreed with the individual voice artist, and may not be used outside of the purposes agreed in those terms.

 

This Privacy Policy was updated in January 2024


This privacy policy has been composed to show and ensure my clients that their data protection has been considered and explains why and how I use any personal information kept for each of my clients. I would like my clients to be aware that all their personal details are kept safe and not shared.

 

How we collect our data


I am responsible for the collection and proper management of any personal information you submit. I will keep your personal details secure and use the information you provide consistently with applicable privacy and data protection laws and the terms of this privacy notice.

If you choose to contact me or make enquiries through my contact page, I will collect the details that you provide in relation to that query. Information held is likely to include your name, telephone number and email address. 

 

Where we store our data


Any personal data we have is stored on a database on my computer. Everything is kept safe and no information is shared. I back up my computer daily so that nothing is lost and only I have access.

 

What we use your personal data for


I use any personal information for my own research to find out where my clients come from and how frequently I see them. I do not send a lot of marketing emails, but, from time to time I will send promotional offers and other information that might be of interest to you.

 

How our clients information is protected


All my clients have the right to 'opt-out' and can let me know at any point if they would like me to delete any information I have for them. If you are happy for me to keep certain information, but would prefer me NOT to use this information for marketing purposes then I can ensure that this will be done.

If you would prefer not to contacted in the future you then please click here.

Sharing examples of my work


Where appropriate and with your permission, I like to share examples of my work on my website and social media channels, in order to help promote my business. Where material is already in the public realm (e.g. YouTube) I will generally interpret this to mean that sharing is OK unless I'm told otherwise.


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Testimonials

"She was friendly, efficient and did an outstanding job. I would have absolutely no hesitation in highly recommending Lisa to anyone looking for professional voiceover services for any project, large or small."

Anna Wardley CEO Luna Foundation.

“I was recently sent a showreel by Lisa and I liked what I heard as she sounded different to what I already had. Nice clear pronunciation with a very cool edge and a slight huskiness. Perfect to work with and I look forward to booking her again very soon as she’s been added to our roster without hesitation”

Mark Smedley (Kiss FM Head of Production 1990-2000) & proprietor of Deadly Productions

"Absolutely wonderful, Lisa is fantastic. It's a great feeling to work alongside a talent and to hear them lift the characters off the page and bring them to life.


Lots of little flourishes and personalities injected throughout and I still can't believe they are the same person!

 The characterisations are everything  I had imagined andmorer! i'm very pleased.

Nick Ifield-Audio Tour

Lisa is the real deal - an actress, professional setup, and great to work with


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My Blog

by NM417394 4 February 2026
What a Usage Renewal Taught Me About Commercial Voiceover
by NM417394 28 January 2026
When I travelled through Japan - Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto, one thing kept showing up everywhere I went. People moved calmly. They spoke without rushing. They waited. Even at pedestrian crossings, people stood still until the light changed. No edging forward. No anxious momentum. At first, it felt unfamiliar. Then it felt intentional. Eventually, it clicked. This is what trust sounds like. What Japan taught me about authority Japan operates on an unspoken agreement: nothing needs to be forced. There’s a collective confidence that clarity arrives without panic. That calm isn’t passive. It’s deliberate. The more I noticed it, the more it reminded me of something I see constantly in my work as a London voice actor, the voices that book aren’t the ones trying the hardest. They’re the ones who feel settled. Commercials don’t sell information, they sell safety At a psychological level, advertising only works when the listener feels safe enough to receive the message. Not excited. Not impressed. Not overwhelmed. Safe. A calm voice regulates the listener before they’ve processed a single word. It slows breathing. It reduces resistance. It creates trust. That’s why calm, grounded voices dominate sectors like: financial services healthcare transport public information premium and heritage brands Authority in these spaces isn’t loud. It’s contained. What clients are actually responding to When a casting director or brand chooses a voice, they’re not consciously analysing technique. They’re responding to how the voice makes them feel. At a nervous-system level, a calm voice signals reliability, credibility, control, and longevity. A rushed or over-energised voice can feel risky. A regulated voice feels dependable, and that’s what clients want representing them in commercial voiceover . Why rushing works against you In Japan, rushing stands out, not as confidence, but as disruption. The same thing happens in voiceover. Over-selling a script, pushing energy, or racing the pace often triggers scepticism. The listener’s brain quietly asks: Why are you trying so hard to convince me? Calm authority does the opposite. It says, This message can stand on its own. That’s persuasion without pressure. Authority is embodied before it’s spoken The voices that book repeatedly don’t sound impressive. They sound settled. You hear it in: clean sentence endings intentional pauses steady breath relaxed control The voice isn’t chasing the script. The script is resting in the voice. That’s what clients trust. And it’s why studio-quality recording matters too, calm authority is as much about space, breath and tone as it is about words. Why calm equals premium Premium brands behave the way Japan feels: measured, reliable, unrushed. A calm, authoritative voice aligns perfectly with that identity, which is why those voices are booked, renewed, and kept on long-term campaigns. The takeaway That trip to Japan reminded me that authority isn’t created through force. It’s created through trust, in timing, in space, in stillness. If you want to book more commercial voiceover work, don’t ask: How can I sound bigger? Ask: How can I sound more grounded? Because calm isn’t quiet. It’s convincing. Work With Me If you’re looking for a voice that communicates calm, confidence and credibility, I’d love to collaborate. 👉 You can hear more of my commercial voiceover work here https://www.voiceoveractorlondon.co.uk/commercial-demo-s, and let’s connect via my contact page https://www.voiceoveractorlondon.co.uk/contact
by NM417394 24 November 2025
Christmas campaigns are usually full of sparkle, jingles, festive warmth, cosy scripts about hot chocolate, presents, and fairy lights. But every so often, a script arrives that asks for something else entirely. Something confronting. Something heavier. Something real.
3 November 2025
(A London art lover’s reflection on accessibility, inspiration, and belonging)
by NM417394 21 August 2025
I’m thrilled to share my latest voiceover project with Chiltern Railways , now live across ITV, Sky, and Amazon Prime Video .
by NM417394 5 July 2025
Voicing Financial Clarity: Behind the Booth with abrdn This week, I had the pleasure of voicing an explainer video for abrdn , one of the UK’s leading investment and asset management brands . It was a live directed voiceover session , one of my favourite formats as a professional British voiceover artist based in London . For this project, the brief was clear: deliver engaging, confident narration that could make private credit, a complex financial topic, feel human, accessible and trustworthy. Why Live Directed Voiceover Works The session was remote, but highly interactive, with the creative agency directing in real time . These kinds of sessions are ideal for financial voice over projects , where tone, pacing and credibility are critical. We refined where we needed to, adjusting rhythm, emphasis, and flow. One of the standout lines where my vocal warm-up was put to good use was: “For every deal, we complement more traditional credit analysis with an assessment of ESG fundamentals.” That’s where professional voice over makes the difference — shaping how information lands and how it feels to the listener. 💼 Why Financial Brands Trust Voiceover In the world of finance, every word matters. More brands are investing in voiceover for corporate videos , finance explainers , and investment storytelling , because a strong voice builds trust, clarity and brand consistency. As a female voiceover artist in London , I specialise in: Studio-quality recordings for explainer videos and corporate comms Live-directed sessions with creative teams across the UK and Europe Handling technical scripts with warmth and precision Ready to Future-Proof Your Voiceover Project? If you're working on a TV commercial , explainer video , brand campaign , or digital content , I'd love to help. As a London-based female voiceover artist , I bring an authentic, everyday style that resonates with modern audiences—warm, clear, and conversational. Want to hear what I sound like first? I'm happy to provide a free sample read of your script , so you can hear how my voice aligns with your brand tone and messaging. Whether you're an agency, a business, or a creative team, I’m always excited to collaborate and bring voiceover projects to life. https://www.voiceoveractorlondon.co.uk/contact to request a sample, ask a question, or start your next project.
by NM417394 5 June 2025
Behind the Mic: A Voiceover Story from the Arabian Gulf
by NM417394 30 May 2025
How voicing Moonpig's Father's Day campaign became a heartfelt tribute for London-based voiceover artist Lisa Sheerin, blending professional passion with personal memories.
22 May 2025
Top voiceover trends for 2025—from real voices to AI competition and TikTok-native storytelling. Learn what clients need to know.
8 October 2024
When I coach clients to embrace public speaking, they often associate it with high-stake events with lots of people in front of them and a tremendous fear of pressure to perform well. There are some individuals who are naturals at this. The fear factor is quite low on their barometer. The reason is because they are accomplished in this skill. For most of us, the idea of getting up in front of an audience, even if it is only a business meeting where we know the people, and speaking on a subject for even 5 minutes can bring out the voice of judgement, and we feel the heat rising up the back our necks. As a public speaking coach, I know this only too well. I will be speaking at an event in two weeks, and I know for sure my face will flush red. The good news is that fear and overwhelm can be overcome, it is a skill that can be learned. In fact, once you get started, with repetition, it can become a part of your business skill set. But you do have to get started! Building Confidence Requires Practice That means that you need to practice building confidence . Let’s use the analogy of learning to play the piano. Once you know how to get the notes in the right order, and read the music, then it is a question of practicing until you get it right. But guess what? Once you know that you can do it, it becomes easy, and you can’t wait to learn the next piece. Learning public speaking skills is much the same. It’s a step-by-step process. I always suggest find the small wins i n your week. Clients are often surprised when I share with them that a small win could be to have a short conversation in the corridor with a senior member of staff whom you normally avoid. Or standing at a train station, the train is delayed, and be the person in the crowd, who in front of everyone, asks the conductor why is the train delayed? You may be in the canteen at break time, and somebody makes a remark about the new product that your company is going to produce. Provided that you are up to speed with the information about it, you can use that chance to speak about it in front of a small group from a position of authority. Not only does this give you a chance to practice, but it will also impress your colleagues. They will look up to you. So, yes, public speaking can be scary but start small, and remember, speaking proud is not reserved only for conferences, and running online presentations. Building inner confidence with speaking can happen in every conversation you have, both personally, and professionally. In recent years some of my proudest speak proud moments have come from difficult conversations, asking for pay rises, and having the courage to say ‘No’, instead of ‘Yes’. Speaking proud is not a performance, it's a state of mind, that you can start to work with from today.
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