James Pimentel-Pinto

A futurologist and a pioneer of digital audio. James was espousing MIDI and digital audio for home musicians as far back as 1986 as a 13 year old. At 16 he wrote about it for Chris Anderson (the founder of TED) for his first international publication.

James has worked in voice under the radar for twenty years , learning his art from the best in the game whilst his father was a broadcaster for the BBC since 1960. He did his work experience at BBC World Service and produced many corporate voiceovers before the time of digital archiving.

Now pivoting from digital innovation and advising startups , his voice work has become sought after again and he is 'back in the game'.

Versatile and unique, James specialises in old school posh English, Voice of God English and Dom La Fontaine style as well as anything in between.