I trust this info - it's an American film and there's another credit for a short film from the same time.
2.) The guy who voiced number 4 on "Numberjacks" is British - it's a show from the UK. On TikTok, there's a very short clip in which a guy claims it's him:
Working as production manager for Film35’s feature The Wedding was very demanding but even more rewarding; through working on that film on such a hands-on role, I have earned a wealth of knowledge that I believe makes me an ideal candidate for further work experience.
Numberjacks
Jan. 2005–Dez. 2010
An exposure to a professional content-creating environment from a young age has helped to develop my interests in production. At the age of 13, I was the voice actor for a cartoon character on the cbeebies show Numberjacks, which was the first inspiration for me to work in production. This took place in a recording studio where it was valuable and easy to get a grasp of the work ethic of the directors, producers and sound engineers. Despite being only 13 at the time, it was a great influence on my chosen career path.
janar 的回复
于 2025 年 06 月 24 日 4:55下午
@Ritx wrote:
Thanks for your report!
Nope, they are two different persons.
1.) The writer of the film "Jonny's Sweet Revenge" has a bio on IMDb in which it says he's American:
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6539340/
I trust this info - it's an American film and there's another credit for a short film from the same time.
2.) The guy who voiced number 4 on "Numberjacks" is British - it's a show from the UK. On TikTok, there's a very short clip in which a guy claims it's him:
https://www.tiktok.com/@beechydj/video/7251571791154416923
The account is for someone with the name Joni Beech - he's also on instagram:
https://www.tiktok.com/@beechydj
https://www.instagram.com/beechydj
And this guy has a page on linkedin:
https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jsbeech
When you scroll down, you can read:
The Wedding Nov. 2012–Heute
Working as production manager for Film35’s feature The Wedding was very demanding but even more rewarding; through working on that film on such a hands-on role, I have earned a wealth of knowledge that I believe makes me an ideal candidate for further work experience.
Numberjacks Jan. 2005–Dez. 2010
An exposure to a professional content-creating environment from a young age has helped to develop my interests in production. At the age of 13, I was the voice actor for a cartoon character on the cbeebies show Numberjacks, which was the first inspiration for me to work in production. This took place in a recording studio where it was valuable and easy to get a grasp of the work ethic of the directors, producers and sound engineers. Despite being only 13 at the time, it was a great influence on my chosen career path.