Raised on a healthy diet of B-movies, fantasy games, and Stephen King novels, Ash is a horror specialist content creator and presenter, cursed with a voice from the dank depths of Wolverhampton in England.
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By day, Ash works for iconic rock magazine Kerrang! as Digital Content Manger, spotlighting heavy music and alternative culture to an audience of millions with social-first videos., By night, Ash works freelance across horror media, as well as using her diabolical Midlands accent for voice work in various formats, from commercial voiceover to narrating and acting in show like The NoSleep Podcast and The Redacted Unit. You can also find her hosting and producing as part of The Horror Game Awards team, a collective dedicated to showcasing the creativity, ingenuity, and brilliance of horror games to the world.

Back in the days of yore, however, Ash initially worked as an entertainment journalist. She then transferred her skills from print to video as a writer, presenter, and voiceover artist for WhatCulture, creating her own video essays, lists, and podcasts that somehow all contained a recommendation for The Descent. Eventually her incessant spooky chat led to founding WhatCulture Horror, a genre-specific channel focussed on all things terrifying, which became home for hundreds of videos Ash created in her time at the company.

Shortly after, Ash moved to PlayStation Access: the official UK YouTube channel of PlayStation. Here, she celebrated indie and AAA horror games with interviews, live streams, video essays, and her brainchild The PlayStation Access Podcast, as well as stamping her spooky signature on the channel with an annual Halloween challenge week built for torturing her co-hosts. She still insists you haven't really played The Last of Us properly until you've done it with your fingers taped together, and that no human rights have been violated, no matter the protestations.