Julia K
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Age range:
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20
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80
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Native languages:
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Polish
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Fluent languages:
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English, English - with International Accents, German
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Accents:
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English with Eastern European accent, English with Polish accent
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Voiceover Styles:
Animation, Gaming,
Audio Books,
Authoritative,
Characters,
Charming,
Childrens TV, Radio,
Comic,
Commercial,
Compelling, Engaging,
Confident,
Cool, Contemporary,
Corporate, Documentary, Narrative,
Deep,
Dramatic,
Dry, Deadpan,
e-learning, Educational,
Energetic, Vibrant, Upbeat,
Fun,
Gritty,
Impressionist, Mimic,
Inspirational,
Intelligent,
International Dubbing,
Light Entertainment,
Movie Trailer,
Natural, Gentle,
On-hold, IVR, Automated Telephone Messaging,
Positive, Bright,
Powerful,
Quirky,
Radio Drama,
Radio Promo,
Reassuring,
Rich,
Sassy,
Singer,
Sinister,
Sultry, Sensuous, Sexy,
TV Promo,
Warm, Friendly
Voice Artist Bio:
Julia is a native Polish voiceover artist, actress and classically trained musician also fluent in English and German.
Julia has extensive experience working in film, television and theatre. Her most notable film role includes the young female lead Beata in the film ‘Distant Lights’, directed by Hans-Christian Schmid (Germany, 2003). Television appearances include the role of Olenka in the BAFTA award-winning BBC drama series ‘The Street’, written by Jimmy McGovern and directed by David Blair; Bibi Saparova in Season 8 of ‘Spooks’ by Alrick Riley; Olga Sarpei in the ZDF series ‘Soko Leipzig’ by Maris Pfeiffer; Mela in the RTE series ‘The English Class’, directed by Phillip Kampff and Declan Jones; Danuta in the RTE series ‘Trivia’ by Tom Hall and Ania Green; and in the BBC series ‘Holby City’ by Reza Moradi.