Virginie Demians

Born in Paris, Virginie Demians trained at the Jean Périmony drama school in her hometown. After working as an actress in France for some time, she moved to Berlin more than 15 years ago, where she increasingly dedicated herself to voice work behind the microphone. The list of projects Virginie has completed and clients she has voiced for is impressive: commercials for Mercedes, Ricola, Géramont, Febreze, Lovoo and Zalando, among others; corporate films for Bayer, BASF, Viessmann, Audi and Kyocera, for example; audio guides for institutions such as the Alte Nationalgalerie, the Pergamon Museum, BMW Welt and the Jewish Museum in Berlin; and e-learning projects for Siemens, Bosch and Audi Akademie. You can also hear Virginie in audiobooks like "Odette Toulemonde" and "Bonjour New York," as well as in the telephone hold systems of 1&1, Condor and Yves Rocher. Her clear, bright voice sounds at times serious and factual, at times fresh and cheerful. Incidentally, you can book Virginie not only for French recordings but also for German voice recordings with a delightful French accent.