Selected Australian voice actors with neutral Aussie accent
English
Spoken with a
General Australian Neutral International accent
Education (Informing)
Female (Adult)
Low Pitch
Conversational
Remote & On-Location
Balham, United Kingdom
Sample ID # AUS-64Uxo3
English
Spoken with a
General Australian accent
Explainer (Supporting - Servicing)
Female (Adult)
Normal Pitch
Conversational
Remote & On-Location
Balham, United Kingdom
Sample ID # AUS-827oRQ
English
Spoken with a
General Australian Neutral International accent
Promotional (Selling)
Female (Adult)
Normal Pitch
Conversational
Remote & On-Location
Balham, United Kingdom
Sample ID # AUS-69Vhh9
English
Spoken with a
General Australian accent
Narration (Acting)
Female (Adult)
Normal Pitch
Nurturing
Remote & On-Location
Balham, United Kingdom
Sample ID # AUS-Wh211R
English
Spoken with a
General Australian accent
Promotional (Selling)
Female (Adult)
Normal Pitch
Authoritative
Remote & On-Location
Balham, United Kingdom
Sample ID # AUS-h8B46U
English
Spoken with a
General Australian Neutral International accent
Guide (Supporting - Servicing)
Female (Young Adult)
Normal Pitch
Conversational
Remote & On-Location
Balham, United Kingdom
Sample ID # AUS-6X33hR
English
Spoken with a
General Australian accent
Characters (Acting)
Female (Adult)
Normal Pitch
Comedic
Remote & On-Location
Balham, United Kingdom
Sample ID # AUS-2hO1q7
English
Spoken with a
General Australian accent
B2B (Selling)
Female (Senior)
Normal Pitch
Inspiring
Remote & On-Location
Banksia Beach, Australia
Sample ID # AUS-5gRS30
English
Spoken with a
General Australian accent
Documentary (Informing)
Female (Adult)
Normal Pitch
Nurturing
Remote & On-Location
Banksia Beach, Australia
Sample ID # AUS-SF9Y82
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About the Aussie (Ozzie) accent
The Australian accent is a fascinating melting pot of dialects including Scots, Irish, Cockney, Aboriginals and booze.
Yup you read that right, according to academic Dean Frenkel the heavy use of alcohol by Australia’s first settlers and the inevitable slurring of words forever changed the country’s accent!
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More about Australia’s Ozzie accent
The Australian accent is very well known thanks to popular soaps like Neighbours and big names like Kylie Minogue and Mel Gibson.
The Aussie dialect has some amazing and unique words.
For example, a good night might start off with a ‘barbie’, before heading to the ‘boozer’ to talk about beating the ‘pommies’ until your ‘rotten’. Later, get in your ‘matilda’, sleep and then get up for some ‘ace brekkie’!
It’s a colourful dialect and is a lot of fun to imitate, especially when you’re drinking 'flat out like a lizard'!
Wordly
The Australian accent is a popular choice for many global brands. Especially the softer general accent. Listeners will often confuse an Australian voice with the American or Transatlantic accent. And that’s the point.
A voice over with a general Australian accent sounds ‘worldly’ but also down-to-earth and fun.
This is why it’s favoured by travel, airline and beer brands.
'Dux' Australian actors
There are a lot of Australian voice actors in Hollywood. Dux is Aussie slang for ‘top of the class’. Here are links to videos featuring some of the best known Dux Australians:
Nicole Kidman is an Oscar winning actress and producer and has a soft general Aussie accent:
Hugh Jackman is a megastar and is probably most recognised in his role as The Wolverine:
Cate Blanchett played Lady Galadriel in Lord of the Rings but her natural accent is Australian. Even Ian McKellen is impressed how easily she can switch accents!
Heath Ledger role as The Joker will never be forgotten and he has a native Australian accent:
On this page you can hear adept Australian voice actors speaking with the general Australian accent. If you intended to find another accent or language, please visit our search page where you can listen to many more English accents including: British-RP, American, Transatlantic and Scots.
Why choose the Australian accent?
A light Australian accent is commonly preferred for following types of voice overs...
Travel Australians love to travel and a friendly Australian voice over will inspire others.
Documentary the Aussie accent sounds full of wonder and will keep an audience engaged.
Characters Australian actors are versatile performers adept at many accents.