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"Ruben is on point! Over the past 20 years, I've literally worked with thousands of voice artists on commercial projects and Ruben's professionalism and expertise within the craft is in my top 1%."
RUBEN CROW Commercial ReelRuben Crow
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trained at LAMDA as a professional actor and have been doing professional voice and acting jobs for the last 15 years. Voice Work has included commercials for Google/Nissan, UPS, American Express, Lenovo, Lidl, and Brother Printers amongst others.
As well as Charter TV and Broadband in the US. Video Games such as Crysis 2, Divinity Original Sin 2, and Elex, Corporates for Shell, AVIVA Insurance, Rolls Royce, Accenture, and Ernst and Young. I have experience with animation, E-Learning ADR, as well as Documentaries such as a Webby, nominated Documentary for The Economist.
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I can do most accents I put my mind to and particularly enjoy it when I have to do this. I remember one radio commercial for Brother Printers where there were 8 different characters required, and I had to voice them all from different parts of the UK.
grew up in a midlands city called Worcester. As the 4th child of 7, you soon learned to have a voice. And I genuinely love getting into the studio to do Voiceover work.
My degree was in Economics at Exeter University, but my heart has never been with finance and was much more interested in doing plays and telling stories. So after university, I went to LAMDA, (where the likes of Benedict Cumberbatch, Jim Broadbent and David Oyelowo trained). I met my wife there and we now have 4 amazing kids. I have done numerous professional acting jobs for the BBC, ITV as well as feature films. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2811606/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
My home studio is in Brighton and Hove and often switch between here and studios in London, where I have mostly worked for the last 15 years. I love to be able to give clients what they need and pride myself in having a huge range in my voice.
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