Lukasz Kozub

Voiceover in Polish and English

A trained performing voice for adverts and short-form — and a translator who can make the script work in both languages.

Most voiceover is read. Thirty years on stage means mine is performed — the difference between a script delivered and a script that lands.

I have hosted festivals, presented live events and reported for television, so I am used to hitting a tone, a pace and a timing precisely, and to taking direction and turning work around quickly.

Native Polish. Fluent English. If you are a British business speaking to Polish customers, or a Polish business speaking to a British audience, you get a voice that belongs to the market rather than to a phrasebook.

Radio and internet advertising

Up to 30 seconds£60
30 – 60 seconds£80
60 – 90 seconds£95

Anything outside these formats is quoted individually, as are ongoing campaigns and longer-term partnerships.

Also recorded

Video and social

Social media video, explainer and corporate film, product and promotional pieces — in either language.

Narration

E-learning and training narration, event and exhibition audio, audio guides.

Telephone

Telephone systems, on-hold messages and IVR — including bilingual menus for businesses serving Polish customers.

Translation and voicing together

I am also a professional Polish–English translator. Send an English script and you can have it translated and voiced by the same person — so the rhythm of an advert survives the translation, and you deal with one supplier instead of two.

An advert that scans in English rarely scans in Polish once a translator who never has to say it aloud has finished with it. Doing both jobs removes that problem entirely.

Delivered as broadcast-ready WAV and MP3, edited and cleaned, usually within 24–48 hours for short-form work. Translation quoted per script.