Sam Bradley
About me
I got my PhD in Palaeoclimate Science from the University of Cardiff in 2014. Since then, I've worked in the public sector and moonlighted as a voiceover artist.
...Yes that does make me Dr Sam Bradley, but I try not to use that title unless it's necessary.
I have worked for BBC Radio 4 on the radio comedy "Married" by Tony Bagley, and "The Rotters' Club" by Jonathan Coe, adapted by Simon Littlefield. I also appeared in an episode of Jonathan Creek, as well as a few other things here and there.
I love telling stories, I love playing around with characters, and I love presenting factual information in an engaging way. Non-fiction needs as much narration as fiction does and everyone connects with a well-told story regardless if it is science-fact or science-fiction.
With my background in science I can bring a unique understanding and authoritative voice to pop-science audiobooks. I am excellent at delivering complex information in a clear and engaging way. I also like to think that I'm uniquely suited to mad-scientist villains, pompous wizards, plucky nerds, and any character with a penchant for sesquipedalian loquaciousness and delusions of grandeur!
Please get in touch! I would love to work with you to bring your next project to life.
