"Pitch perfect acting" - IndieWire "A hoot" - The Guardian "The performances are effortless" - The Irish Times
ABOUT
Felix is an actor, voice actor and writer in London who is frequently heard in fiction podcasts.
He has worked onstage, on TV for the BBC and Channel 4, and in video games. He is a member of The Present Company, a house improv team with The Free Association.
He grew up in Belgium and lives on a boat.
Tech Specs
Felix is ready to work from home on your project.
AT4033a Condenser Microphone
Focusrite Scarlett Solo
Focusrite Isa One
Reaper
Image by Matthew Thomas
LISTEN
VOICE REEL
0:00 Wooden Overcoats 0:08 Zombies, Run! 0:14 Zero Hours 0:24 Victoriocity 0:29 Quid Pro Euro 0:34 What the Frequency 0:40 99% Invisible 0:45 The Amelia Project 0:49 Unseen
AUDIO DRAMA AND GAMES
WOODEN OVERCOATS
Podcast
ZOMBIES, RUN!
Game
QUID PRO EURO
Podcast
THE AM ARCHIVES
Podcast
UNSEEN
Podcast
Hello From the Magic Tavern
Podcast
VICTORIOCITY
Podcast
Zero Hours
Podcast
SUNLIGHT
Game
The Orphans
Podcast
The Amelia Project
Podcast
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WAR ROBOTS
Game
Hector Vs The Future
Podcast
THE ONCE AND FUTURE NERD
Podcast
WE FIX SPACE JUNK
Podcast
NON-FICTION AUDIO
99% Invisible
Podcast
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Flixwatcher
Podcast
Radio Drama Revival
Podcast
SHOWREEL
Clips from Oi, Pussy (BBC),
Hollyoaks (Channel 4), Jenna the Great, Pamplemousse Lautrec.
Other credits include Doctors (BBC), commercials for LIDL, McDonald's, Schweppes and Lucozade, and extensive work for History Bombs.
STAGE
Image by Lars Thornhill
Over the available seasons of “Wooden Overcoats,” it becomes impossible not to adore everyone in the village .
Phoebe Lett, New York Times
Praise must be given to Felix Trench as Martin Botcherby, who makes the best of a small role, seemingly getting a laugh with everything he does.
Rory Mackenzie on Games of Love and Chance, Broadway Baby
Image by Mihaela Bodlovic
Image by Beth Chamberlain
We do get to enjoy a very endearing and textured performance from Trench as famed philosopher Aristotle, who not only gives a sense of belief to the role but also delivers the films more poignant dialogue with the gravitas and dignity it hopes for.