Fridolin Meinl

Ever since Fridolin Meinl listened to one of his parents' records at the age of 10 – "Die letzten Tage der Menschheit" by Karl Kraus, read by Helmut Qualtinger – he has been fascinated by professional voice acting throughout his entire life. Even before his acting training, which the Austrian native completed at the University of Music and Theatre in Rostock, he gained his first studio experience. With his versatile voice, he has since contributed to campaigns for Mautner, Netto, and the Austrian Chamber of Labour. However, Fridolin is not only a sought-after voice artist but also a trained cellist and singer, which is why he particularly enjoys productions that involve music.