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We have many broadcast journalists / news correspondents like Katie Pilbeam who was based in Moscow for many years as a news anchor, correspondent and the host of her own business show.
We also have the talented Phil Gayle, who you may remember from his days on Channel 4’s The Big Breakfast. These days Phil presents international news for Germany’s biggest broadcaster DW and regularly appears on BBC TV & Radio.
Phil is also one of our ‘celebrity voices’ over a Great British Voices – so if you’re after a recognisable voice for your commercial or corporate video then contact us at Great British Voices.
And finally, Scottish Broadcast Journalist Julie Macdonald, who has over 20 years experience in hosting news and current affairs. She has been a regular presenter on international news channel Al Jazeera English since its launch in 2006 and has also worked for BBC News, Five News and Sky News. Julie is a perceptive interviewer who brings out the best in guests and thrives on debate.
So, if you want an experienced journalist, able to deliver and engage, then we have 100’s of broadcast professionals and live hosts who will be able to offer a ‘safe pair of hands’.
Just get in touch and we can compile a shortlist of presenters based on your brief and your budget – and then you can choose who is the best fit for the event in hand.