Recognition

I seriously have to reign back on using Jack too much on our projects, it’s become a bit of an issue!  What can we say?! Well, Jack;
1. "Gets" the scripts every time and always brings something extra to a read.
2. Nothing is EVER a problem for him.
3. Live sessions with our clients always run super smoothly with Jack’s warm, fun, professional personality.
4. Very readily available at short notice.
5. Couldn't wish to deal with a kinder more caring person.
6. Book him and quickly realise above points for yourself! 

"Jack Oddie is one of the nicest, most talented guys on the circuit. Distinctive, reliable and with the rare gift of understanding the words “off” the page, he interprets and delivers our work in the exact way we want. I heartly recommend him as one of the most talented mime artists on the planet"

Kept us locked in his studio for 6 hours while he repeated the same sentences over and over. Once we threatened to call the Police, he let us out.

"Genuinely love working with Jack.  He's got a natural intuition for pace, intonation and delivery style that makes my job tens times easier.  Sometimes I have to pretend he's rubbish to add a bit of tension to the client process.  "This was Take 23, Mr. Client" I'd say, "He just wasn't leaning on the word 'of' enough for my liking." It's not true of course, Jack nails it pretty much first time, every time. I think he only sends 3 reads just to make himself feel like he's done some actual work, which makes all of us feel better.  Every single award he's won has been well deserved.  I saw the top of his head at a voiceover do one year.  The rest of him was obscured by the amount of awards.  I thought about congratulating him, but then I'd have felt obliged to buy him a pint and talk about Carlisle United...and no-one wants that.  We just want his voice.  It's ace.  Proper top bloke at the top of his game - I'll be using his talent for years to come."

"Jack always pays his tax in good time however he does ask a lot of questions and often needs things explained 3 or 4 times."