Not all Martine's voice work involves narration or characters for audio drama and audio books, commercials, animation and children’s books. Martine’s genuine British neutral accent (native South) and easy RP have been used for a huge range of corporate and commercial voiceovers in Britain and internationally (read more on voice type) including seasonal Christmas sweepers and ads for WRBS Radio (USA), TV bumpers (UKTV Drama), e-guides, technical and medical reads, industrial projects, interactives, travel guides, Arts and Heritage projects and Audio-Description. With a growing range of accents, (read more) Martine records regularly for educational publishers (fiction and non-fiction), and lately, for younger readers, her own children’s audio book production and podcast. (read more) Martine has recently recorded several projects for the corporate, tourism and educational sectors – York Boat’s new audio Time Tour - a dramatic and gruesome history of York, My Knowledge Map’s business Multi-Port e-Portfolio and Capability Matrix study guides and Little Red Hiding Wood, for ShooFly Publishing. In the Peak District Country Park visitor centres ramblers can hear Martine play Tessa (a very posh Dog) and Jean, a scatty, middle aged dog owner from Manchester in Paws on the Moors, an animated story with loads of ‘behaviour’, countryside advice and one or two ticks! The latest audio acting and literature recordings include Talking Heads - gritty contemporary drama for Radio, by Helen Shay and The Lyrical Ballads, the first of a series of literature and poetry resources (Zig Zag Education (>)) (read more) for GCSE and GCE. As the voice of the Co-op, Martine often suggests that we all BOGOF in-store, whilst in 2007 she coaxed you to try Soya Milk, on Sky. What’s all this with her and food? Award winning Q and D Multimedia and ShooFly Publishing were in the limelight again at 2008’s BETT Awards. Martine was thrilled to narrate for these publishers. (read more)