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Christina Cie

Christina Cie

BIOGRAPHY

I am a voiceover professional with 5 years of experience in the field, and have voiced 74 audiobooks to date, from a wide variety of genres. I provide voice talent to narrate everything that comes into the booth with accomplishment, including fiction and non-fiction for children, teens and adults, children's books including spontaneously generated picture descriptions for blind and low vision readers, poetry, comic topics and serious subjects, cookbooks, and even a full doctoral thesis!

PROFILE GALLERY

DEMO REELS

Children - Alice

https://sites.gravyforthebrain.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Cie-Childrens-Alice.mp3

Fantasy - Gaiman

https://sites.gravyforthebrain.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/20211201-Gaiman-3-narration-sample-with-music-copy.mp3

Non-fiction/Factual - A triumph of genius

https://sites.gravyforthebrain.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Cie-Non-fiction-Triumph-of-genius.mp3

CONTACT DETAILS VOICE PROFILE

Email: christina.cie@gmail.com

Business number: +64 21 534 992

Mobile number: +64 21 534 992

Website:

Gender: Female

Location: New Zealand

Description of voice: My natural voice is mid-tone, smooth and polished The sound is bright, clear, and suggests quality, intelligence and credibility, able to tilt from authoritative to warm and intimate.

Sounding Age(s): 11 - 16, 17 - 20, 21 - 30, 31 - 40, 41 - 50, 51 - 60, 61 - 70

Languages: English (International), English (Neutral), English (UK), English (USA)

Accents: Any English accent eg Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol, Estuary, Cockney, RP, West Country, Sussex, Kent, Norfolk, Birmingham; Welsh (generic); Scottish (generic); Irish (generic)

Expertise: Audiobook, Explainer, Narration

AGENT(S)

Bigmouth Voices

+64 9 817 2950

sarah@bigmouthvoices.com

https://www.bigmouthvoices.com

Acting/Theatrical Agent

CREDITS

Year Project Project Contact Role Company Details
2022 Orbit Health Confidential Narrator/ voice artist Confidential
Year Project Project Contact Role Company Details
2022 Adult Fiction Simon Lynch Narrator/ voice artist BLVNZ Before you knew my name by Jacqueline Bublitz, Five Red Herrings, & The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club by Dorothy L. Sayers, A Column of Fire by Kenneth Follet, Hunting Game by Helene Tursten, Never what it Seems, & What Goes Around, by Wayne Andrewartha, Desiree by Annemarie Selinko, Scarlet and Magenta by Lindsay Dawson, Heartland by Jenny Pattrick, Victory Park by Rachel Kerr.
2021 Adult Non-fiction & Poetry Simon Lynch Narrator/ voice artist BLVNZ A Richer You by Mary Holm, The Book of Overthinking by Gwendoline Smith, Puppy Zen by Mark Vette, Past Caring? Ed. by Barbara Brookes, Jane McCabe & Angela Wanhalla, 366 Days with Wisdom by Venerable Master Hsing Yun, The Bulford Kiwi by Colleen Brown,The Final Choice: End of Life by Caralise Trayes, Ingenious by Peter Gluckmand, Women’s Wellness Wisdom by Dr Libby Weaver, Supergood cookbook by Chelsea Winter, Going Bush by Kirsty Gunn, One Minute Crying Time by Barbara Ewing, The Wild Silence by Raynor Winn Poetry: How I get ready by Ashleigh Young, Then Winter by Chloe Honum, The Truth Garden by Emma Neale.
2020 Young Adult & Children’s fiction Simon Lynch / Joe Gilfilian Narrator/ voice artist BLVNZ La Belle Sauvage by Philip Pullman, The Fork, the Witch and the Worm by Christopher Paolini, The Dragon Defenders, & The Pit Bull Returns, & An Unfamiliar Place by James Russell, It's a Small World by Emma Uren, Rafferty Ferret Ratbag, & Ransomwood by Sherryl Jordan. Children's fiction: Billionaire Boy by David Walliams, Fairy Treasure, & Fairy Dust by Gwyneth Rees, The Famous Five & the Stately Homes Gang by Claude Voilier, Five run away together by Enid Blyton, Oceana's Kitty Catastrophe, & Whizz's Internet Oopsie by Sally Sutton, Slime by David Walliams, Story's End by Marissa Burt, The Unadoptables by Hana Tooke
Year Project Voiceover Category Company Details
2021 Confidential Commercial Hula
2018 Toyota Drive Happy Case Study Corporate Toyota

SKILLS

Acting As well as narrating, it's that moment when the studio, the mic, everything falls away, even time, apart from the text. And you as its voice. I love that.
Performance As above - you don't want to hear me performing your text. You want your text to sound like it's speaking directly to the listener. Performing as a voice artist means making myself disappear - otherwise there are 2 voices talking, and that gets confusing.
Accents I've got an ear for them, maybe through travelling about so much as a child. But, like before, I don't speak 'with' an accent. If an accent is called for, it has to because it is in the voice of the text. It's not easy, but it makes all the difference.
Language Maybe an odd thing to note as a skill, but I think it's crucial. I love language - the etymology, the sound, pacing, intonation. That let's me deliver different interpretations every time, if that's what you want. It's the difference between reading a text out loud, and giving it a voice.

On-site Recording Studio

Software: Adobe Audition, Audacity
Video Sync Available: No
Remote connectivity: Skype, Source Connect, Zoom
Microphones: iRig Mic HD2
Studio demo sample

TRAINING

BLVNZ Reading novels, non-fiction, picture books, anything that comes into the booth for any age range or interest group every week for 6-15 hours for almost five years. And I learn something new every time!
Voiceover training with Gravy for the Brain Working my way through their tutorials, attending webinars to fill in the gaps that I know I have, and increasing my knowledge with bits that I didn't know I was missing.

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