Abi Phillips
Professional British Female Voice Over Artist
"the voice of a new generation"
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Hi I'm Abi,
I am a Professional Female Voiceover Artist and I'm proud to say that I have a pretty enviable client list. My voice is warm, young & current, with a slight huskiness to it & is very popular for clubby, commercial/imaging styles, as well as professional, corporate work & IVR/phone systems.
I am the telephone system voice for several famous National retail and hotel companies in the UK. I have been chosen for various national Radio campaigns, and can be heard as the Sponsorship & Promotion Voice on 21 Radio Stations across the Bauer City 1 Network!
I present a weekend-evening radio show on Eagle3 in Guildford and am hoping to progress further in the world of presenting for both Radio and Kids' TV!
I'm very proud of my achievements so far and I'm hungry to progress. My attention to detail and desire to get my part exactly right has won me repeat work and my clients seem to enjoy the fact that I'm a bit whacky, witty and chatty, but also very professional and dependable. I'm well on my way to making a name for myself as a VoiceOver artist and I often voice with my FVO mum, Della Phillips, as we make a mean "mother/daughter" duo!!
I am a Professional Female Voiceover Artist and I'm proud to say that I have a pretty enviable client list. My voice is warm, young & current, with a slight huskiness to it & is very popular for clubby, commercial/imaging styles, as well as professional, corporate work & IVR/phone systems.
I am the telephone system voice for several famous National retail and hotel companies in the UK. I have been chosen for various national Radio campaigns, and can be heard as the Sponsorship & Promotion Voice on 21 Radio Stations across the Bauer City 1 Network!
I present a weekend-evening radio show on Eagle3 in Guildford and am hoping to progress further in the world of presenting for both Radio and Kids' TV!
I'm very proud of my achievements so far and I'm hungry to progress. My attention to detail and desire to get my part exactly right has won me repeat work and my clients seem to enjoy the fact that I'm a bit whacky, witty and chatty, but also very professional and dependable. I'm well on my way to making a name for myself as a VoiceOver artist and I often voice with my FVO mum, Della Phillips, as we make a mean "mother/daughter" duo!!
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I completed 3 years at University of Winchester and achieved a First Class Bachelor of Arts Honours Degree in Street Arts in 2016! I had an amazing time! Studying Street Arts gave me so many amazing experiences that can help me in everyday life, as well as my professional career, as it taught me how to run my own successful freelance entertainment business.
With this new knowledge under the belt, I and five fellow Street Artists developed our own company known as Glitter Culture; a mobile games collective, 'bringing fun to festivals'! We had a fantastic summer in 2016 performing at several festivals across the country, which you can get a feel for by clicking on my 'Gallery' page.
Before I went to Uni, I completed a Level 3 Extended Performing Arts BTEC in Acting at college and received two distinctions and a distinction*, gaining a scholarship to UoW for my high achievements!
I am passionate about a number of important issues and have often spoken up and become involved in various campaigns. A subject closest to my heart is road safety among young people. I am part of Safe Drive Stay Alive Surrey, a Surrey Fire & Rescue Service, road safety initiative that takes my attention for some of November every year. I was also an ambassador for Drive iQ to help try to educate young drivers and passengers about the dangers of driving after losing my sister as a passenger in a car when she was 17 years old, and I was just 9. There is a trailer for Safe Drive Stay Alive on my "Video" page and I'm the little girl at the beginning of the clip... It has had a huge impact on me whilst growing up and I'm now driving myself. I met with the transport minister to propose my own green paper and spoke to him about changing the law/driving test to help young people to be more aware of dangers on the road. Fixers.org also featured me in an ITV documentary about why it means so much to our family, again, you can watch this on the "Video" page.
I was also given the opportunity to meet Robbie Williams with my mum, Della, as my sister Kelly was a massive fan of his and always wanted to meet him. Because Kelly never got the chance, I desperately wanted to meet Robbie in her memory as 'Angels' was played at her funeral. My wish came true and he even dedicated Angels to her on stage at the concert in front of 70,000 people, which you can see in the trailer on the "Video" page! This was a BBC Three documentary.
If you fancy a chat and think I can help you with your project, please contact me.
Thanks for looking at my website.
Abi :)
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With this new knowledge under the belt, I and five fellow Street Artists developed our own company known as Glitter Culture; a mobile games collective, 'bringing fun to festivals'! We had a fantastic summer in 2016 performing at several festivals across the country, which you can get a feel for by clicking on my 'Gallery' page.
Before I went to Uni, I completed a Level 3 Extended Performing Arts BTEC in Acting at college and received two distinctions and a distinction*, gaining a scholarship to UoW for my high achievements!
I am passionate about a number of important issues and have often spoken up and become involved in various campaigns. A subject closest to my heart is road safety among young people. I am part of Safe Drive Stay Alive Surrey, a Surrey Fire & Rescue Service, road safety initiative that takes my attention for some of November every year. I was also an ambassador for Drive iQ to help try to educate young drivers and passengers about the dangers of driving after losing my sister as a passenger in a car when she was 17 years old, and I was just 9. There is a trailer for Safe Drive Stay Alive on my "Video" page and I'm the little girl at the beginning of the clip... It has had a huge impact on me whilst growing up and I'm now driving myself. I met with the transport minister to propose my own green paper and spoke to him about changing the law/driving test to help young people to be more aware of dangers on the road. Fixers.org also featured me in an ITV documentary about why it means so much to our family, again, you can watch this on the "Video" page.
I was also given the opportunity to meet Robbie Williams with my mum, Della, as my sister Kelly was a massive fan of his and always wanted to meet him. Because Kelly never got the chance, I desperately wanted to meet Robbie in her memory as 'Angels' was played at her funeral. My wish came true and he even dedicated Angels to her on stage at the concert in front of 70,000 people, which you can see in the trailer on the "Video" page! This was a BBC Three documentary.
If you fancy a chat and think I can help you with your project, please contact me.
Thanks for looking at my website.
Abi :)
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