Liz Drury Voiceovers

I am an award-winning freelance voice over artist specialising in voice over for the heritage sector.

 My background is in archaeology (PhD in Archaeological Science), and I’ve been a voiceover artist since 2013.

 I work from a broadcast quality home studio, but I also have a mobile studio set-up which I can take out and about to record other people if necessary.

 Services I offer include:

• Narrating audio guides for museums or galleries to guide visitors around the space and bring exhibits to life for them
• Recording audio for interactive exhibits for children or adults
• Narrating audio tours that take visitors around historic towns or cities
• Interpretation of archaeological sites or historic landmarks
• Narrating audio guides for cathedrals and churches, to attract visitors to visit, and then keep them there for a while!
• Storytelling for museum or gallery exhibits/installations
• Documentary narration for film, video or audio content relating to heritage, history or culture
• Podcasts and audiobooks with a heritage angle
• Working with town or city councils, or tourist boards to create audio tours for their area to increase tourism
• And if you need a multilingual audio guide, I know other voice over artists who speak different languages.

 Current and previous projects include:

• English audio guide for the Escher in het Paleis gallery in The Hague
• Audio guide for the Massey Shaw Fireboat museum in London
• Voiceover to accompany the ‘Faith and Fracture’ art installation at York Minster
• The ‘Museum on the Streets’ walking tour, Macclesfield
• A new installation about The Blitz at the National Emergency Services Museum
• English narrator for the Gooi & Vecht 360 virtual reality tour in The Netherlands
• The Nelson walking trail, London
• English audio guide for the Cosmonaut Museum, Moscow

 To find out more please visit the heritage page on my website: https://lizdrury.com/voice-over-for-heritage-projects/