About Me
Elizabeth Nightingale is a professional, non-binary Voice Actor based in the UK. They are fully remote capable and willing to travel to hub cities for work.
They have been voice acting since 2013, working in all areas of voice over. Elizabeth has a versatile voice, ranging from sweet and light to rough with an attitude.
Elizabeth is best known for their work in video games such as the lead character, Angie, in Burnhouse Lane, boasting over 10,000 voice lines recorded for this role. As well as other titles such as the hit mobile game, Nations of Darkness, Grimlord and more. They have also voiced Galadriel from Lord of the Rings in an officially licensed commercial, and has voiced for L'Oréal.
In addition to their voice work, Elizabeth is fully trained in motion capture and performance capture, specialising in video game roles. Elizabeth is also a skilled singer.
Previous Training:
Video Game Motion Capture and Voice Acting
Performance Captured Academy: Neil Newbon and Joshua Wichard. Guest Speakers: vocal coaches, AAA game directors and producers.
Creature & Monster Sounds for Videogames
Sébastien Croteau
Drama and Theatre Studies
Cardinal Newman College
English Literature & Creative Writing
University of Central Lancashire
Animal Science & Welfare: Zoo Conservation Biology
Myerscough College
Previous Experience:
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300+ paid roles across all areas of Voice Acting and Voice Overs
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15 years of Singing Training
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12 years in Voice Acting
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ADR: Live and Self-directed
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Video Game VO terminology/expertise
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Performance Capture / Motion Capture Trained
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Acting Background (Theatre and Voice Over)
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Audiobooks
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E-Learning
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Trailers / Promos
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Commercials
Broadcast Quality Home Studio
Microphone: Neumann U87 ai
Interface: SSL2
DAW: Adobe Audition
Sound Treatment: Session Booth DW Series
Internet: 900 Download, 100 Upload
Connectivity: Source Connect, Zoom, Discord
Studio Extras: RODE Pop Filter, RODE Microphone Arm, Shock Mount, Dual Monitors in booth, Mouse + Keyboard in booth, Logitech C922 Webcam, Ring Light, Optional Cable Splitter, Optional Quiklok Microphone Stand, DBX 286s Preamp
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to purchase rights?
Unsure? Just ask! The contact form is just below and I'm happy to answer any questions.
Will you voice in my indie project?
Probably! As long as the character is appropriate, the project has nothing to do with generative AI, and you're happy to pay indie rates, just send a message with a brief about your project.
I don't have a large budget, can we negotiate?
Yes, I'm happy to negotiate with small indie teams and solo developers for lower budget jobs. As long as I'm still compensated fairly. Larger companies will have to still pay my actual rates.
How do I book you?
Just send a message over with a brief about your project, your budget and who you want me to voice, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible!
Do I need to sign any fancy legal documents?
Yes, you'll need to have a contract, which I can provide if you don't have a company one. You will be asked to sign the NAVA AI rider along side it, in order to protect my voice from AI duplication, training, or being sold to others for this purpose.
Do you provide any other services?
Yes, I'm also a singer, and can provide singing for your project. I have upcoming work in a few video games as a signer!
Want to work together?
Fill out the contact form or email directly.
Business inquiries only.
