Hi, I’m Emma Clarke - welcome to my studio!

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Hi! I’m Emma Clarke.

I’m all about audio. I’m a freelance broadcaster, voice actor, graphic score artist, musician, composer, PhD student.

I connect sound, music, art and storytelling to explore how creativity shapes culture.

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  • What I make - voiceovers, music, podcasts and more.

  • How I work - my creative process, what succeeds, what fails.

  • Why I do what I do - the strategy behind my work.


I make sound diaries, audio maps and graphic scores.

I share my newsletter, articles and podcasts.

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What subscribers say…

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“Love this!”

“Thoroughly enjoyed that!”

“That’s cheered me up!”


Check out one of my posts!

Who Do You Think I Am?
How does a voice actor create a character voice?
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In my bite-size podcast episodes, you’ll hear me wandering around my house while I talk to you and with any luck, you’ll meet my dog who really likes to make her presence felt…

Just look at her little face.

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Presenter of BBC Radio 3's Saturday Breakfast show, writer, voice actor, composer, Royal Northern College of Music PhD student.