USA. Sunny California girl with accents across States & globe. Intuitive & responsive actress with endless characters including children. Skilled in improvisation.
Jules
is a highly experienced and versatile artist with just about every American
accent around - valley girl to hillbilly, Bronx to Hispanic. She is repeatedly cast to voice characters
with global accents such as British, Russian and Japanese. She can also voice across the ages and
genders, playing young girls and boys, through to senior citizens, and even
Elvis!
Jules was born and raised in California, and trained as an
actress at The California Institute of the Arts (founded by Walt Disney), with a special interest in languages, dabbling in
French, German and Spanish. In addition
to acting, Jules is a TV and BBC radio
presenter as well as an accomplished singer and script writer.
As a voice artist she is best known as a character voice specialist of
considerable virtuosity and versatility.
She
keeps herself very busy bringing animation characters to life - her recent
series include Angelina Ballerina Next Steps (Hit
Entertainment), Thomas and
Friends (Hit Entertainment), Lucky Fred (Imira / Disney), Skunk Fu (Cartoon
Saloon), Chop Socky Chooks (Aardman), Bunny Maloney (Telegael), Groove High (Planet Nemo), Zorro Generation Z (BKN), Poppy Cat (King Rollo) and Tinga Tinga Tales (Tiger Aspect).
She regularly contributes to game recordings -
some of her critically acclaimed titles include: Mirror's Edge, Age of Conan, Kill Zone 2, The
Witcher, Overlord 2, Batman; Arkham Asylum, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and
Little Big Planet 2.
Jules has also voiced a
wide range of commercial campaigns for advertisers including Diet Coke, Sky One (radio), Living TV (radio), OK
Magazine, The Guardian newspaper, Pokerstars, VISA, Microsoft, Britvic's J2O, TGI Fridays and EA Games.
In addition she's recorded promos for Five
US, corporates for Alcatel-Lucent
and Sony, and several documentaries
including British Empire In Colour
(TW I /Carlton), Terror in Moscow (CBS 60 Minutes), Seconds
From Disaster (National Geographic / Darlow Smithson) and Virtual History (Tiger Aspect).
For more information on Jules do contact us, or visit her web site www.julesvoice.co.uk.