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Dan Pye - Voice Actor

Geordie, British Male Voiceover, Actor and Presenter. Voice of things including Lost Voice Guy. He has a home studio, available all day, every day.

Dan Pye is a Voice Actor and Astronomy Presenter from the North East. Dan is a versatile 20/30s Northern British male voiceover, with natural ups and downs in his voice adding a great range. You can hear him in Asda stores Nationwide, occasionally on Channel 4, The Heist on Sky One, various video games, adverts and corporate videos. He has an incredibly quirky tone, helping his work stand out in a

crowd. Bring your script to life, by getting in touch today! Dan is also one of the resident Astronomers at Kielder Observatory. His specialism is Observational Astronomy and Meteorites. He can be booked via the Kielder Observatory, or privately for talks in Schools, Community Groups and Venues on topics around astronomy. Please contact me for more information. Dan has a home studio boasting broadcast quality equipment in a professionally sound isolated room, complete with Sennheiser MKH 416 and MK4 Microphones. You can connect to Dan's studio live with all the most popular listen and record live services. For voice demos and more information on any of his services, please visit www.danpye.com, email him [email protected] or call him on +44 (0)7519 556248

Dan is represented exclusively by Excellent Talent, contact them via www.excellenttalent.com
Tel: +44 (0) 3452 100 111

26/07/2025

As the nights draw in and the darker skies return, so too does the chance of seeing those illusive dancing lights to the north.

Northumberland was treated to one of the strongest aurora displays in living memory last year, not once, TWICE — bright enough to be seen with the naked eye over head.

It all started with a burst of material from the Sun — a solar storm powerful enough to disturb Earth’s magnetic field and paint the sky with light.
With the solar cycle still hovering around the peak, there’s every chance we could see something like it again this season.

Keep watching the skies. Your patience will be rewarded 👌✨

30/06/2025

Last night’s sky was spectacular. These are noctilucent clouds — the highest clouds in Earth’s atmosphere, hanging out at the edge of space like, like, like… cool things.
They only turn up in summer, glowing with sunlight from beyond the horizon illuminating tiny bits of meteor dust in the atmosphere from the approximated 4 million that hit us daily.
They look like ghostly cosmic waves.
Keep watching for them throughout the summer months!

22/06/2025

In Kyoto, where temples touch the sky and 8-bit dreams were born.

This city gave us Nintendo—where childhoods were shaped by plumbers, power-ups, and pixelated quests.

Standing where it all began, caught between ancient pagodas and the legacy of game worlds that raised me.

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Kyoto doesn’t just preserve history—it builds new ones, one memory at a time. 🎮✨⛩️

12/04/2025

Alnwick Garden Taihaku Cherry Blossoms are in full bloom and it’s a delight to behold! I was amazed at how much larger the petals were than in Japan. Go see them 👌🌸

19/03/2025

Helios is currently visiting until the 6th April. I’d encourage all of you reading this to go see it. It’s a magnificent building with some stunning images of our Sun from the past few years by Astrophotographer Dr Stuart Green, brought together as part of a series of artworks by Luke Jerram.

and I head to Seaton Delaval Hall to catch up with Luke for this months podcast. Keep an eye out for the episode which will drop next week on your chosen podcast platform.

We are also hosting a special events day on April 2nd. Pop along and see us there! Don’t forget the partial solar eclipse is on 29th March between 10am and 12pm.

15/03/2025

This weeks lunar eclipse was hiding behind the clouds unfortunately for me, however, the US certainly got a great show (as did the newest inhabitant of the moon) so here’s a one I took back in January 2019

The next one is on 7th September, so not long to wait. This one will be rising as it’s in totality which will make for a creepy distorted moon.

Imagine seeing this thousands of years ago… needless to say, people were freaked out! This could have meant the death of a King, the invasion of an enemy, or the rebirth of all the monsters you killed…(that’s a Legend of Zelda reference for those not in the know).

Don’t forget March 29th at 11am the Sun is eclipsing, for us in the UK around 40%. Get some eclipse glasses and watch it, it’s going to be a belta - if it’s clear…

01/01/2025

I’m still in awe at the quality of smart telescopes! This was a shortened version 10 min exposure of the Triangulum Galaxy taken at with a Seestar S50 provided by the quality of this thing for something that costs around the £500 mark is not only incredible, it’s insanely easy. It almost feels like cheating 😂 pop it down, press go, and it does the rest! To think 5 years ago the set up you’d need to get something of this quality, it would have been well over £2000.

Anyway, enjoy this wonder of the universe. And, you can too from your back garden with a Seestar S50 👌

Triangulum is home to more than 40 billion stars a the light having travelled to us for a little longer than Andromeda at around 2.7 million light years away. Possibly, first discovered by Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista Hodierna in 1654 who talked about it as being a cloud like nebulosity near the triangle constellation, later to be found to be beyond the Milky Way in the 1920s by Edwin Hubble defining it as being another island universe (as suggested by Thomas Wright in the 1700s) beyond our own.

31/12/2024

It’s been a remarkable year of adventure mixed with moments quiet and solitude. There’s a lot to reflect on from this last year, both good and bad, and a lot to look forward to in the next. So many of you have contributed to the happiness this year has brought, thank you for your friendship ❤️

Happy New Year to you. I hope the next is both fruitful, healthy and fulfilling.

#2025

15/10/2024

C/2023 A3 - Tsushinchan ATLAS last night at the Observatory. It’s so cool to see another naked eye comet! I love how static they look, yet they’re travelling 10s of 000s of miles per hour! This one has such a huge tail compared with NEOWISE too. There was a slight appearance in some images of an anti tail! A rare situation whereby from our perspective the comet appears to produce a tail facing the sun. Its current journey will take it higher and higher in the sky over the coming nights just after sunset in the west. If you have clear skies, be sure to keep a look out!

11/10/2024

Not sure if you heard… but there was some last night!! It was INTENSE! I thought May’s show was a spectacular display, but this… was like nothing I’ve ever seen before. Everywhere, colourful, filled with varying features, it was never ending. I had to drag myself away from it to sleep. What a performance by nature at work. Bravo 👏

08/10/2024

Last night saw the appearance of STEVE! It’s the first time I’ve seen it. It reminds me of a comets tail here. Seeing it with the eye was super cool, it stretched right across the sky. Super cool!

18/09/2024

The Harvest Moon was very Moon-y last night! Did you see it? Did you catch the slight eclipse early hours of this morning? #お月見 #月見

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