Hey! I’m Alexandra Metaxa. I am a US voiceover artist with a broadcast-quality Source Connect recording studio.

I’ve been so lucky to get to work with some huge names over the years, like Raymond James, Furla, National Geographic, The BBC, OMUK, Ubisoft, MTV, and countless more.

A huge highlight was being cast as Kyra in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, for Ubisoft. This several-months-long project had me working with some brilliant voice directors and technicians – namely Adele Cutting from Sound Cuts, one of my favorite people to work with.

Another game that I have loved working on is Wuthering Waves, where I got to play the character of Zani over several years.

I am the proud owner of a double-walled silver line Kube vocal booth, a Sennheiser MKH416 microphone, a Neumann TLM103 microphone, an SSL2 interface, Adobe Audition, and a Mac with all the bells and whistles. I go in there to work, and hide from my kids.

Directed sessions are most welcome, and I’m happy to work with clients in any timezone. My studio is hooked up to Source Connect, and I also work over Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or the good ol’ fashioned phone patch.

I also provide fast turnarounds in 24 hours or less, and am tax-compliant with the right to work in the US, Europe and the United Kingdom.

My journey into voiceover started at the Royal Conservatoire in Glasgow, Scotland. It was there that I took my first steps into acting, and before I knew it my Psychology Degree was on the back burner.  

I got another little taste during the fantastic eight week Summer Training Congress at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. This is where the idea of pursuing acting was officially cemented.

I did persevere with my psych degree, and following graduation with a Bachelors of Science with honors, I enrolled in a postgraduate course in Acting and Voice at Drama Studio London. It was there that I had the joy of working with several voice acting specialists like Jilly Bond, Peter Craze and Tessa Wood). My love affair with voiceover really took hold.

I’m a great improviser – and worked for many years at the Met Film School improvising scripts with the film students there. If you’d like to bring your script to life – I might just be the voice artist for you!

- Alexandra