Visual evidence
Still waiting.
How I look wondering why you haven't booked me yet.
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Overture
Act I / quick read of the room
If I’m right for it, you’ll know fast.
I do voiceover for games, animation, commercial, corporate, and cinematic work. English and German both sound natural. I take direction well, I adjust fast, and I stay calm when the session gets messy.
Whether it's commercial, corporate or animation, I can do it all.
First impression
If you want the voice first, start here.
Easier than reading the whole page and trying to guess.
German / English
English and German should both sound like me.
That matters for casting, adaptation, pickups, and trust. If the tone drops when the language switches, the job’s not done.
Featured reel
Hit play before you keep scrolling.
You will know pretty quickly if this is the right fit.
Commercial
Commercial
Clean, human, believable. No salesman cosplay. Just the line landing where it should.
0:00 / 0:00
Not doing the fake announcer thing.
Commercial, corporate, games, animation, whatever lane you throw me in, I’m not sanding all the personality off it first.
- Easy to direct. Fast on pickups.
- Commercial and corporate without sounding like a salesman.
- Can be funny. Can bite. Depends what the read needs.
- English and German both keep the same rhythm.
Real reads. No announcer cosplay.
Voice first
Commercial, corporate, animation, games
Funny when it helps. Warm when it helps. Dangerous when it helps. The line still sounds like a person.
English / German
A real edge, not a fun fact
I do not just switch languages. I keep the same tone, timing, and nerve in both.
Tier 3 ops
Calm when the project gets weird
Tier 3 ops taught me how to stay useful when things get loud, messy, or start slipping sideways.
II
Page II
Page II is where the 'why me' part gets specific.
No fake inspirational bio. Just how I work, how I take notes, and why the reads land the way they do.
Last page
If it already sounds right in your head, you probably do not need a sales pitch from me.
Email, call, or use the booking page. Send the brief or the half-brief. We can sort it out fast.