
Gregan
South African Voice Over Artist
Male · Young Adult · English (South African) Native
Male
Young Adult
Native
English (South African)
Live Directed
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About Gregan
I started my Voice Over career in 2007, working on a national radio station. There I honed my skill for commercial voice overs and soon branched out into all forms of voice over. Now as a full time actor, creating characters and tones that bring a script to life is my passion. I have a fully functional home studio where I record, mix and master all my own work.
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