“Beth is an absolute joy to work with.
She brings a very human quality to the recording that just makes it work”
Louise Dell. Director, Kyero.com
“Beth is an exceptional talent
with a wonderful tone for voiceover work ”
Ben Wilson. Producer
HAPPY CLIENTS
Beth Davison failed a lot.
As a kid she failed at horse riding, spectacularly dislocating her shoulder. Later she would fail at rollerblading, attempting a pirouette and instead fracturing her ankle. Her worst subject in school was, unsurprisingly, P.E. – a class she would often manage to miss thanks to vague yet sincere sick notes written by her mum (whose handwriting, incidentally, was suspiciously close to her own).
But her failings didn’t stop there.
There was that one time…
…Beth spent so long in the changing rooms of a department store deciding on outfits, that the store had closed by the time she emerged and she had to alert the mall’s security guard through the window in order to be “rescued”, or the mortifying time when during her driving test she misjudged exactly where the gearstick was, accidentally grabbing the examiners knee. #epicfail
But as Beth kept on growing she learned from her mistakes. Like the time, at the age of 22, that she stopped working in retail and decided to pursue a life as a voiceover artist. Like how she invested in a broadcast quality home studio and gained industry training on top of the range audio software. It was scary and exciting all at the same time, with plenty of ups and down along the way, but it was a huge success for her inner performer who was yearning to use her creativity. Finally, an opportunity to problem solve for clients, to bring her inquisitive nature and approachable demeanour to each and every project, to be the voice for brands who couldn‘t find theirs.
Since stepping into the booth in 2012,
Beth has had many more successes than failures. And clients like Sony, Spotify, and American Express would agree. She has hosted podcasts, television shows and live radio; voiced characters, commercials and corporate explainers. And just booked her first major car brand.
With no broken bones for several decades, who knows? Maybe after all those failures Beth Davison is finally on a winning streak.
She found her voice, and now she’d love to help you find yours. Are you in need of a winning partner in crime?
