our team
louisa Smith -
artistic director / executive producer
Louisa is an actress, writer and producer. This podcast is her first venture into audio production. She is passionate about advocating for new voices in the arts, and creating a platform for otherwise unheard voices; hence Un:Voiced was born! She has worked across the industry, from film production and running, to editing and performance. Un:Voiced is just the beginning of a series of big projects to come from Juniper Tree - so keep an eye out for more exciting things very soon!
andrew armfield -
sound editor
Andrew is an actor, musician and sound editor and designer based in London. He is currently editing Scratchworks Theatre’s new podcast Stories from the Sticks. He has worked as a sound editor previously on his self-produced comedy podcasts Rob and Beer and Andy and One Wine Review, as well as doing the sound and video editing for his upcoming web-series Joe and Andy Do Everything.
aaron rush -
aftershow co-host / photographer
Aaron Rush is a man, most of the time you can find him working in Marketing or on the Radio. Having worked his way up from student radio to the community stations of London and now commercial radio. In short this simple man has a passion for theatre - but no real practical experience in the world. His use on this podcast is solely because his dulcet tones sound good on the air, he can be quite charming, and occasionally get some good audio soundbytes out of the guests. Behind the scenes you will also find him producing the visual sides of the show.
jareth turner -
dubbing mixer
Jareth’s interest in audio started at university, where he studied Film Production at UCA. He has worked on location as a freelance sound recordist since, and worked at Jungle Studios since 2017 as a Junior Sound Engineer. In his time at Jungle, Jareth has had the opportunity to work on a wide variety of visual and audio-based media, including Kwame Augustine’s ‘The Novelist’, and winning Best Sound for his contribution to the short horror ‘A-Symmetry’. The opportunity to work on a multi-staged project like Juniper Tree was too good to refuse, and Jareth has been happy to get stuck in recording all aspects of the podcast.