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Hire an English (New Zealand) voice over
They have all been cast to fit the Voicebooking concept: so they’re fast, easy to book and have the quickest possible delivery time. Do bear in mind that there may be a time difference. Are you looking for a British English voice over, an American English voice over or would you rather have someone who speaks Neutral English? Then click on.
English (New Zealand) voice actor needed?
Want to book a voice actor within a few easy steps? It’s possible at Voicebooking.com! We’re the first voice agency that works as a webshop. All our voice actors have their own studio which means they can deliver fast. This makes the way we work unique.
All our voice actors speak the language of the country they reside in which makes it possible for you to use our services for all your international productions. A very attractive benefit of this is that we can offer you sharp rates.
About the English (New Zealand) language
New Zealand-English is the official language of over 4 million people. In addition to their own branch of English, New Zealand has region specific languages such as Māori and a local version of sign language.
English was introduced in New Zealand by colonists in the 19th century, making it a relatively ‘young’ branch of English, being recognized as such for no longer than 150 years. The New Zealand variety of English was mainly influenced by the Australian, British, Irish and Scottish versions.
Our New Zealand-English speaking voices can be booked for many different types of productions including movie trailers, corporate video, e-learnings, radio commercials, TV-commercials and voice response messages.
In Russia an English speaking voiceover from New Zealand is called a “Новозеландско-английский голос”, in Portugal people talk about a “Nova Zelândia-voz em inglês” and in Poland it’s referred to as a “Nowa Zelandia-angielski głos”.