I am a broadcaster, writer, producer, business developer and historic researcher.
Radio and television has been very much part of my life particularly presentation, production and more recently as a trainer, developer and consultant.
My voice, described as rich, deep, resonant, reassuring, friendly and allegedly with “a lasting presence” is in demand and still available after 40 years (I was first heard on air professionally in 1972).
I am involved in and advise on business and media development.
I am also a published author and historian specialising in Victorian and Edwardian criminal matters.
I come from the southwest of England and I currently live close to London.
Broadcast | Voice | Presentation | Media Development | Historic Research
If you need to contact me for professional reasons please click here.
If you are interested in using my voice for UK or non UK broadcast, corporate and telecommunications please contact me here.
If you are interested in using my professional services on a longterm basis, my CV is available to download – again please contact me here.
I am a published historic researcher. I conduct British news research (c1800 – c1950) on behalf of private individuals, producers, writers, film and programme makers. My work involves identifying news stories, background research and news article supply. The topics are wide-ranging from tea parties to murder. Basically, if it happened it was in the news in Great Britain and former British Empire. For further details please click here [*].
[*] A full research and news supply service for programme and film makers and media researchers is available. Turn around and supply is fast, reasonable deadlines can be met. The rates vary depending on the job but I try to keep fees as reasonable as possible to facilitate tight development and production budgets. Please contact me here outlining your requirements. If you require my electronic signature on a confidentiality agreement, please let me know.
It’s no big deal but … I lost the full use of both my legs during the 1990s and suffered two strokes in 2000. This means the regular use of a walking stick and the loss of use of my right side. My professional ability and performance is totally unaffected. For me, life goes on.
I am not the sort of guy to sit still for more than 10 seconds – now, please click here.
My blog can be found on my other Ian Waugh site, iwaugh.com – The Ramblings of a Certain Ian Waugh. I can also be found on Twitter and Facebook.