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How Actors Can Use Vocal Variety Without Sounding Performed

How Actors Can Use Vocal Variety Without Sounding Performed

by Leon | Oct 21, 2026 | Accents, Acting, Creative Coaching, Musical Theatre, Speaking Voice, Voiceover and Studio Work

Vocal variety can make a performance more specific, responsive and engaging. It can help an actor reveal a change in thought, shift status, pursue an objective or make the language easier for an audience to follow. But vocal variety can also become a performance in...
Estill Voice Training for Actors: Turning Technique Into Usable Choices

Estill Voice Training for Actors: Turning Technique Into Usable Choices

by Leon | Oct 7, 2026 | Acting, Creative Coaching, Estill Voice Training Posts, Speaking Voice

Actors need vocal choices that work in the room. A useful technical exercise is not valuable simply because it is interesting, detailed or difficult. It becomes valuable when it helps you enter a scene more clearly, make a character more specific, speak text with...
How to Prepare Your Voice for Self-Tapes, Voiceovers and Online Auditions

How to Prepare Your Voice for Self-Tapes, Voiceovers and Online Auditions

by Leon | Sep 30, 2026 | Acting, Creative Coaching, Voiceover and Studio Work

Self-tapes, voiceovers and online auditions ask your voice to do a lot in a small amount of time. You may be recording alone, working with limited equipment, fitting preparation around another job or trying to recreate the energy of a live audition in a room that does...
Finding Your Character Voice: Accent, Vocal Quality and Point of View

Finding Your Character Voice: Accent, Vocal Quality and Point of View

by Leon | Sep 23, 2026 | Accents, Acting, Creative Coaching

A convincing character voice is rarely created by simply “putting on a voice”. It comes from a set of connected choices: how the character thinks, what they want, where and how they have learned to speak, and what their voice does in response to the people...

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