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Rob Harding is an excellent voice artist, presenter and a great guy too.
He has an outstanding versatility both in style and age-range, making Rob the perfect choice for
virtually any project in the known universe. Whether you need ultra-conversational-bloke-next-door,
cool-but-not-disinterested, friendly-without-the-cheese, cranked-up-to-eleven, or anything in
between, Rob will deliver every time.
Such uber-versatility has allowed Rob to become a regular voice on many of Australia’s top radio
stations, in television commercials, music promos, documentary and corporate videos, and loads
more. He’s done everything from campaigns for super-cool mega brands, to humble regional radio
spots.
Rob also has loads of experience in front of the camera; in kids shows and on many (not-so corporate) corporate videos. He has recently been chosen as one of the new faces of the BBC’s
pre-school channel, CBeebies, and co-hosts their popular after-school block, “Big Fun Time.”
Rob considers it a massive privilege to earn a living from what he loves, and approaches every
single job with anticipation, energy, creativity, and if its not 9am Monday, a big smile.
No direction you’ll give Rob will be too weird or too hard, and he’s just as keen as you are to get
the best result possible.
To top it all off, Rob doesn’t have an ego. Not even a little one. In fact, he’s a genuinely great guy.
So if you’re looking for a very talented voice artist who’s also great to work with, you’ll love Rob
Harding.
What some of Rob’s clients have said:
“Rob was brilliant. We’ll definitely be getting him back. Probably tomorrow actually - client’s made
another damned script change.”
“André insisted the read should be conversational. The client demanded “sell”. Rob was able to
deliver a read where they were both really happy, and in the end not a single shot was fired.”
“I was able to relax as soon as I heard the first take. I just knew Rob had it completely under
control... actually, that could have been the Valium talking again.”
“There were just over seven hundred words in our fifteen second radio spot, but Rob nailed it.”
http://www.robharding.com/
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