Read for structure
Understand the argument, the narrative turns and the purpose of each passage before deciding how it should sound.
02 · The story
An actor’s training.
A communicator’s mileage.
I trained as an actor and singer, including an Associate Diploma in Acting at Drama Centre London. My career then moved into global learning and leadership development.
For more than a decade, I have worked with complex subjects and global audiences—explaining ideas, presenting publicly and helping people find their way into unfamiliar material.
Alongside that career, I continued voice-over and stage work. Narration is where those paths now meet: performance, language, subject fluency and a deep interest in how stories hold attention.
What that means in the booth
- Comfort with technical language and unfamiliar ideas
- An actor-trained ear for rhythm, tone and subtext
- Attention to argument, pacing and narrative shape
- Range beyond specialist nonfiction