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English Voice Over for Tiko Scan, Recorded from My Professional Studio
- Sara Woodcock
- 6 days ago
- 1 min read
I first met the Tiko Scan team at Museum Connections in January 2025 in Paris. Nearly a year later, they got in touch when they needed a Native English voice over for one of their promotional videos. I love it when those trade-fair conversations turn into real projects.
One of the things I love the most about my job is what I get the opportunity to learn along the way... Did you know that an axolotl can regenerate nerves, bones and muscles in just a few weeks? That’s the kind of surprising insight that gets visitors curious, and it’s exactly what Tiko Scan’s solution is built to uncover!
My role was to deliver a voice that felt accessible and informative, without sounding over-scripted. I enjoyed shaping the narration to match Tiko Scan’s vision: playful enough to delight curious minds, professional enough to support their educational goals.
The recording was done remotely using my Neumann TLM 103 microphone in my Studiobricks booth, allowing for fast turnaround and broadcast-quality audio. As always, I focused on clarity, pacing and tone to ensure the voice sat comfortably alongside the visuals.
A big thank you to the Tiko Scan team for trusting me with their English voice over. It’s always rewarding to collaborate with companies working in the cultural and museum sector, especially when the content is designed to spark curiosity and learning.
