Voice Director
Remote and In-Studio Sessions
Good voice direction isn't about barking notes. It's about hearing what everyone in the room is trying to say- the creative, the producer, the client- and translating it into something the actor can actually use. Robin does that in real time, without sessions stalling in feedback loops or unhelpful theory.
Robin has been the actor taking direction, the coach training the talent, and the director running the room. That perspective makes her fast and clear — she knows what every person in the session needs, and she knows how to move between them without losing momentum or burning time on unhelpful theory.
She directs commercials, animation, corporate narration, explainer content, games, and documentary. Remote or in-studio, wherever the work is.
WHAT I DO
Script breakdown and performance shaping
Direction of voice talent across commercial, animation, games, corporate, and documentary formats
Live session leadership — remote or in-studio
Collaboration with creative leads, producers, and writers
Technical pacing and workflow management
ADR and Loop Group lead and casting
WHY IT MATTERS
A voice director is essential when your project needs performances that are both artistically compelling and on brief. Hiring a voice director improves communication, boosts performance quality, keeps sessions on schedule, and ensures you’re moving toward deliverables — not circling in unhelpful feedback loops.
WHO I WORK WITH
Commercial production companies
Post-Production houses
Advertising agencies
Creative directors
Studios (animation, games, broadcast)
Corporate content teams
Agencies producing explainer/healthcare content