A must-do if you’re curious about becoming a voice over artist.
That’s part of what Alysa had to say about our Introduction to Voice Over Course.
She was one of 10 participants for the weekend course we ran in May and you can read her full review along with other reviews of the course HERE.
With 4 weeks until our next weekend course we’ve already filled 3 places, so there is just 7 spots left for the July 7 & 8 course. We have intentionally limited the number of participants to just 10 to ensure that along with the group work we do over the two days, we also get to spend time working with individuals. This is especially important when working in the voice booth as we coach you though recording sessions.
Speaking of which, everyone does get plenty of time in front of the Microphone during the course and we record everything you do…and give you a copy of the raw recordings at the end of the two days. From those raw recordings we’ll also select your best work and give it the full production treatment to create a 30 second radio commercial.
If your intention after the course is to pursue voice over work, you’ll need to set about doing more recordings, so this first fully produced commercial will be a good start for you.
If you’re thinking about doing the course we’d encourage you to sign up sooner, rather than later as our May course was fully booked. Got questions? Please ask! Head over to the contact page or call the number at the top right of the screen.
See you in July!



Well our first Intro to Voice over class with students from all walks of life was a real success, the feedback we got was that everyone walked away feeling like they had new skills, more control over their voice and new ideas about what their voice could do and what they could do with it!







With promotion of our upcoming Introduction to Voice Over Course on May 19 & 20 ramping up over the next week, secure your place now as the course is limited to just 10 places.
Has anyone ever told you that “You have a great voice for radio” or have you ever made the same remark to someone else?