FAQ

I’m from Southampton, up in the lil’ buttcrack of England. I live in the exurbs with my husband, Will.

I was born in the 80s but grew up in the 90s, I’m a Millennial. Also called Gen Y.

Oh boy. Well, you gotta have the nachos themselves. And a lot of cheese – on top, in the middle, and underneath. Then you want a little salsa, sour cream, guacamole, maybe some refried beans. Various onions. But do not forget the copious jalapeño slices.

I’d have to say Courtney from Spiritbox.

Yes! You can see the Animals section for more info.

Probably the time I screamed because someone I knew suddenly appeared, and then my trousers fell down.

Yes! You can see the Body Mods section below.

Hmm . . . probably Andrew Morgado. I feel like I could learn so much about acting just by being around him. He’s actually the reason I had an epiphany about taking my career into my own hands.

Definitely some time in bed with nowhere to be, and watching cartoons or a movie on the sofa with my husband.

This is a tough one! I suppose Phasmophobia is the closest to the real world, but the consequences of hauntings are worse. I love Fallout‘s atomic world so much, but I need indoor plumbing so I’d have to live at the Whitespring.

I’m not very stage-inclined, but on screen I definitely want to be a horror movie ghost. Rie Inō and Takako Fuji (Sadako and Kayako respectively) had such a huge influence on me. I remember hesitating before going into the hallway at night, just in case they were there, and I knew I wanted to spook people like that, in a fun way.
In game terms, I love any excuse to make creature noises or use my false cords. I’d also just love to be a cool femme fatale character at some point.

Absolutely. But I think they aren’t only romantic, there are also friend soulmates and other people destined to be in your orbit.

My perks if I was in a game:
​Animal Friend: ​Encountered animals are less likely to attack and more likely to be cooperative. ​
Clairsentience: ​I can feel where ghosts are without seeing them! ​
Night Owl: ​Good at being up late for adventures.
​Extra Pockets: ​Wheelchair allows for carrying extra items. ​ ​ ​
Passive Buff: Guardian Spirit
​The ghost of Freya attacks when Letti is downed! ​

​Nerfs:
​Low Health: ​Easily defeated or exhausted.
​Phasmophobia: ​I can tell you where the ghosts are, but I am also terrified of them.
​Aphantasia: ​I cannot form or sustain proper mental images, so I cannot recall puzzles and patterns.
​Soda-dependent: ​Some of my extra pockets will contain Maximum Bepis and Zero Conk.

My actual work is acting, and voiceover (which is often also acting). People who see me screaming at or failing at videogames usually don’t realise that I have this serious, professional side. The bulk of my time is spent recording pre-screens.
I also stream three times a week. The main purpose of this is to get footage for gaming videos – which I enjoy making – and to interact live with any friends who are around.

It is easiest to describe me as broadly European and Asian – or Eurasian if you prefer. It meant so much to me that Jill Valentine was canonically Japanese and French, and that Lara Croft was English instead of American like most characters.
I am very religious. I grew up with some syncretism, and I’d describe myself best as an “omnist” – I believe in everyone and everything. In fact I’ve also been called a “Mystic Omnist” which sounds fancier. My background helps me appreciate complex characters and layered stories.

I do love a traditional sheet ghost, but I also have a soft spot for the Melusine. Also, winged Sphinxes are pretty gorgeous.

To speak, understand, read, and write every human language. It would also be nice to fly.

The notorious “spice sandwich” that my husband brings up a lot. It’s exactly what it sounds like: spices poured onto bread. We really didn’t have anything else in. It was not good.

I have expanded on these below, because I talk too much.

Oh boy. Characters like Jill Valentine, the Sole Survivor, Lara Croft (I definitely tried to emulate Shelley Blond’s voice as a kid). I also really admire Colleen Delany’s Assaultron voice and would like to do things like that. I have a soft spot for computery voice roles like “The self-destruct system has been activated!” or the End of Zoe DLC power glove that announces when it’s charging.

Yes. My main disability is a connective tissue disorder called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which affects everything from my joints and skin to my organs and blood vessels. I use a wheelchair for anything more than short distances.
I also have Dysautonomia, which means my body mismanages automatic functions like blood pressure, body temperature, and staying conscious. I experience Reflex Anoxic Seizures – not ideal for someone who plays a lot of jumpscare-heavy games.
I’ve also been affected by endocrine disorders, including Cushing’s Disease, which has led to Hypothyroidism and PCOS.
And, I have some hearing loss, and yes this is a pain when working with audio.
TL;DR: I’m tired.

I’m quite interested in the Flatwoods Monster. I’d say the Loch Ness Monster, but I’m not sure she fits in a car.

Arrested Development and Law & Order, for sure. I could be a grumpy judge lady or someone who does not have time for nonsense.

Probably when I tore a muscle by pulling down a Command hook. I thought I’d broken the collarbone!

A cat, so I could jump and climb to all sorts of places. It would be nice if I could get away with having wings too. Maybe some sort of flying lemur?