German Voice Over Actors

Heike VOID5616 studied jazz singing and acting in Cologne, Communications at Bavarian Academy for Comunications as well as Media Studies and Psychology at the University of Cologne. Her voice is familiar to millions of people from modern speech applications. She was described as „the most famous voice in German-speaking countries“ in a portrait by the Swiss television network SRF. She is narrator of more than 70.000 minutes of television documentaries e.g. for ARTE, ZDF, VOX, RTL and Pro7 Sat 1 Group. Heike VOID5616 has been the station voice of public cultural broadcaster WDR 5 since 2004. Furthermore she is the dubbing voice in series and movies (Homeland, Thor etc.) and lends her voice to commercials, industrials, audio dramas, audio books and videogames (Assassin’s Creed, The Division etc.)

1985 - 1988 Schauspiel- und Sprecherausbildung
seit 1988 regelmäßig als Sprecher tätig für TV-Produktionen

Garth is an international voice over artist heard in over fifty countries, narrating messages for some of the world’s top media campaigns. Garth began his voice career as a radio newscaster and co-host before moving into regional and national broadcasting, eventually launching a voice over studio that now has clients around the world. Garth has been a featured narrator at the Primetime Emmy Awards and the National Association of Television Program Executives.

Michi Mann has been lending his voice to companies, products and services for over 20 years. Be it in TV, online and radio spots, audio books, telephone announcements & waiting loops as well as in podcast productions, image films and trailers.

Michi Mann can be heard, for example, as the house and farm voice of küchenquelle, as the German voice of the 3D patient education from e.Bavarian Health + Thieme Group and as the voice of various trailers and spots.

His customers include küchenquelle, ABP Verlag, the Kroschke Group, Nürnberger Versicherung, Vodafone, the Leistritz Group and various advertising agencies.

His specialty? Touch with voice, set an acoustic fingerprint. Some messages and words only arrive with a warm, believable voice. But see for yourself.