From his studio in Melbourne, Australia, international VO artist and actor, Kevin Powe, has lent his voice of villainy to video games and audio books worldwide.
But, never fear – under the extremely menacing goatee is a warm and versatile pro who has been known to break out his engaging, “nice guy” naturalism for commercial and corporate projects (when bribed with the right kind of chocolate).
Creator and voice of the animated sci-fi series Altered, Kevin is also the voice of Ziggy, Rudis and the Innkeeper in Trinket Games’ Battle Chef Brigade, Captain Lucian & Liam the Avenger in Out of Sight Games’ A Hero’s Call, and a host of other video game roles.
Kevin lives contentedly in his booth home with the ladies in his life: his loving partner Jackie, indomitable daughter Tara and largely indifferent cat Koré.
Hi and welcome!
Just so you know, I’ve voiced being torn apart by demons AND I’ve explained, with calm authority, the difference between adenine and cytosine. Both with equal passion. I really do have the best job(s) in the world.
And there’s nothing I’d love more than to bring your words to life… or help make your concept a truly awesome reality.
Whether you need in-studio work done here in Melbourne, Australia, a session ISDN-patched to your local studio, or you just want the end result produced and delivered without dealing with particulars, I can work to your specifications.
Let me know if you’d like to discuss how I can help you with your next project.
(And you should be!)
With acting chops honed over a decade of training and experience, I come to the creative table with a deep understanding of drama, character, story structure, and pacing.
If you desire to collaborate with someone who can generate an array of distinct and independent voices for your video games, audio books, or radio dramas – allow me to audibly infuse your world with light and shadow, levity or solemnity.
Sometimes you want to grab it… sometimes you want to coax it… sometimes you want to engage it in a lively dialogue.
I’ve done all of the above for local and international clients. If you like the texture of my voice in the demos above, I’d be happy to craft the commercial delivery you desire.
Fortunately (for both of us), I have one of those brains that functions two steps ahead of my mouth, which means I can provide a clear, confident delivery of any dense, technical information included in your presentations or educational/training materials.
If you desire excellent enunciation and proper pronunciation in your corporate communication – with zero aggravation – I just might be your guy.
Salut! (if you don’t drink, that’s OK – I’ll have yours too!)
First of all, I’d like to wish you and yours a very happy New Year. I hope the best of the year passed pales to what’s to come, and that the year is filled with purpose, strength and love for you.
I’m not big on retrospective posts, so this isn’t going to be one of those. Instead, I’d like to share a few tools with you for dealing with chaos that helped me in 2017.
New videos! New tutorials! New bio! A renewed drive to post here occasionally (although I do most of my conversations over on Facebook, admittedly.
This article on fixing the WordPress “white screen of death” saved me some real grief. It might save some of you WordPress users out there as well!
I’m excited to announce I’m going to be on two panels at PAX AUS this year, alongside some fantastic people! Come along and say hi – I’d love to see you there!
The fantastic Tahira is now available on Steam, amongst other platforms! You can hear me there having a blast voicing a number of villainous rogues, as a counterpoint to the amazing Gemma Laurelle’s work as Tahira herself. Here’s the launch trailer:
You can find out more at the official website!
The shift into 2016 so far has been a pretty sobering string of great talents passing away. This Friday just passed, a memorial was held for Karen Fainges in her home town of Mt Isa, and while I couldn’t make it to the service, I wanted to take a moment to put down a few words to commemorate Karen’s life. In the spirit of the service itself, I’m going to keep away from maudlin sentiments, and instead celebrate a wonderful collaborator and long-time friend who’s been taken from us during that same gauntlet of time.
