Charlotte was raised in Southport in North-West England, where she started acting at the age of 4. After winning three Liverpool Performing Arts Festival 'Actress of the Year' awards, she moved to Los Angeles to study with the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Charlotte can be seen as the lead role of Senoa in the film of the same name and has recently starred in a series for the Lifetime Movie Network, as well as commercials for Sheer Cover Mineral Make-Up and Hoover vacuums.

Lucy Rayner hails from the beautiful countryside of South Wales and spent many formative years in the Cotswolds. After graduating with a Masters from The University of Edinburgh she moved to New York City to train at The Lee Strasberg Institute. She has performed on both sides of the Atlantic in a number of theatre productions, films, audiobooks, voiceovers and commercials, mostly notably staring in Coup De Grace which screened at Cannes. She now lives in LA.

Gemma Dawson is a classically trained British actress and audiobook narrator from London, England. She graduated from The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, where she now lives and works. She has narrated 150 audiobooks, approaching each title in the same way she would any stage role- with authenticity, accuracy and imagination.

Ruth is from a farm at the very centre point of Scotland! A former Scottish Ballet Champion, she trained as an actor at Rose Bruford College in London gaining a BA Hons Degree with ‘Critic’s Choice’ for her graduation showcase. She has played principal roles on the main stages in the UK including Shakespeare at The Royal Lyceum to kitchen sink drama at Hackney Empire. Her last TV role in the UK was in a Sitcom for the BBC as a Ukrainian cleaning lady who was a spy in disguise... Since moving to LA Ruth has become Disney Pixar ‘s official voice match for “Merida” and the feature film “Brave”

Kimberley trained in London at the world renowned LAMDA followed by 3 years at Drama Centre where she earned her BA Hons in Acting. Whilst training she was selected to represent the school at the BBC for the Carleton Hobbs Award in 2008. She has sharp comic timing and a dry wit as well as broad emotional range. Kimberley's worked on theatre & screen, touring Jane Austen's Emma UK wide and her first feature film was Big Font. Large Spacing which premiered at the Atlanta film festival. Her more recent features include Demon, Olivia Twist & Cuckoo.

Rosie trained at RADA, and works as an actress, director and voice over artist. Her theatre work is extensive, and television credits include Downton Abbey, Call the Midwife, and The Collection. She has been the voice behind numerous video game characters, and loves narrating books. Some particular favourites include Runemarks by Joanne Harris (Orion), No Way Back by M. J. Arlidge (Penguin Random House), How Not to Fall in Love Actually by Catherine Bennetto (Simon & Schuster) and Unconventional by Maggie Harcourt (Audible).

Bundaberg born Australian Angela Peters loves telling a story. She has narrated everything from audio books to parts in feature films and well known commercials like Singapore Airlines, Macleans and Dyson. As an actress Angela has appeared as a presenter on Channel 7 (Seven Network), as well as numerous award winning and cinema released feature films. She now resides in London where she continues to work on voiceovers, and in film, theatre and commercials.

British born Catherine spent her childhood running around the Irish countryside at her grandmother’s farm, pretending to be a Victorian heroine explorer. With a Polish mother and Irish father, hearing the different accents as a child gave her a keen ear for the rich musicality of language, not to mention a talent for dialects. As an established classically trained actress, her work in Ireland, UK, and internationally, has spanned 21 years in feature film, television, theatre, and commercials. Currently, she can been seen in the award winning indie feature “The Samuel Project” as Laura opposite Hal Linden.

Emma Willis, began her career playing the character of Vikki Meedes in the BAFTA award-winning show Grange Hill, she went on to secure parts in Eastenders, Hollyoaks Let Loose, BBC’s Inspector Linley Mysteries, numerous National commercials, British film; Nailing Vienna and the Canadian film; Fallen Angels with Michael Ironside, she then became a series regular on Sky 1’s Mile High. After being credited her Green Card through acting merit, Emma recently moved to Los Angeles and was accepted into the BAFTA, Los Angeles Newcomers Scheme, Emma is also a member of SAG/Aftra.