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Effective Voice Projection and Vocal Variety
Voice training to discover your true voice and engage any audience with power and presence.
Created byStewart Theobald
Last updated 4/2020
English
What you'll learn
- You will learn techniques studied by actors to increase the volume of your voice.
- You will understand how to preserve your voice and prevent discomfort when speaking for long periods.
- You will learn techniques for effective breath control.
- You will discover how to speak with an authoritative tone.
- You will develop a greater understanding of how you speak and what exercises will help you achieve your aims.
- You will learn techniques for adding greater vocal variety and engaging an audience
- You will gain more power, authority and influence.
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Course content
9 sections • 35 lectures • 1h 37m total length
Requirements
- All you need is a willingness to practice exercises and a desire to learn.
Description
This course will share techniques in voice projection studied by actors. You will discover how and why you sound the way you do and learn exercises to develop greater power and variety safely. You will have a more authoritative tone and vocal variety to gain credibility and engage an audience. There are videos on building strength in your voice; adding vocal colour to gain and hold an audience attention. You will practice exercises for relaxation, breathing and resonance. You will find videos on articulation for clarity and tips for freeing your voice and finding its full potential.
This course is particularly helpful for anyone who gives presentations, teaches or lectures.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who gives presentations, teaches or lectures.
- Anyone who speaks on videos or podcasts.
- Anyone who feels they speak with a monotone.
- Anyone who occasionally feels their voice getting tired.
- Anyone who would like to find their true voice and discover it's full potential.
- Anyone who has ever found it difficult to be loud enough without shouting.