Quirky voice-over
Dare to be offbeat
I’m Estelle Hubert, a native French voice over artist. An offbeat character, a campaign that wants to surprise, a game: in a quirky voice-over, I dare a character’s timbre and diction, and your script stays perfectly clear.
Quirky voice-over demos
From mothers-in-law to song
French Snack Attack in English with a French accent, my mothers-in-law and grand old ladies, my character showreel and my singing voices: hear that quirkiness from one character to the next, then keep your favourites for your project.
3 quirky voice-over demos
My English versions
Explore this tone in The Booth all my demos filtered on this tone, to refine by project or language
When to choose a quirky voice-over
When your brand likes to surprise
Your character stands out
A zany granny, an extravagant heroine, an unpredictable narrator: the character has its own voice, recognisable from the first line.
Your campaign dares to be funny
An offbeat ad, a role-play, a parody: the effect serves the message, and the brand stays centre stage.
Related tones
- Cartoonwhen the character is drawn and the acting very marked
- Expressivewhen emotions matter more than effect
- Corporatewhen your brand keeps an institutional tone
This tone across my specialties
How I play offbeat
The effect serves the script
Daring a timbre
I change voice, diction, sometimes accent, so the character exists from its first line.
Staying clear
Even at its wildest, every word comes through: the message comes before the effect.
Serving the script
The quirkiness follows your script and your brand: it brings out the punchline instead of drowning it.
When your direction is precise, I follow it. When you are still looking for the tone, I let you hear different readings, warmer, livelier or calmer: together we choose what serves your message.
Your project, in a quirky voice
Let’s talk it through
Send me an excerpt: you’ll hear how far your script can go.
From my recording studio, with you throughout your projects.