For more than 25 years, Charles Michel has been grooming voice over performers. Introducing them to his "TRIGGERS FOR SUCCESS" — FUNDAMENTAL TECHNIQUES guaranteed to make the difference between failure and success in a potentially ultra-lucrative field.
As director of The Voice Bank, a company that represents several hundred voice-over artists, Charles has cast, produced, written and directed hundreds of voice-driven projects. An actor, singer, character voice performer and voice-over announcer, he has trained hundreds of voice-over performers.
Now you too can benefit from Charles's decades of experience — from the comfort of your own home — and the first lesson is FREE!
Call Charles Michel TODAY at 1-866-WINVOICE (1-866-946-8642) or e-mail cmichel@thewinningvoice.com
• A RECORDING SESSION with Charles Michel directly from your home in "The Virtual Studio"
• Includes a detailed follow-up "Road-Map" helping to plan your Voice Over future
• A PRIVATE course with Charles Michel
• Personalized, one-on-one instruction tailored to your needs and lifestyle.
• Each step carefully documented with private recorded coaching sessions in "The Virtual Studio" using new technologies from the convenience of your own home!
• From technique to marketing — everything you need to succeed
Charles Michel proudly believes this course is the most thorough voice over training course offered anywhere in the country. Let him tell you why.
In addition to training the voices of hundreds of people, Charles Michel has been an actor, singer, character voice performer and voice-over announcer.
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Charles Michel’s was the first voiceover class I ever took and it completely changed my life! I’m a successful voiceover artist living in Miami, and I owe Charles big thanks for steering me in the right direction and giving me the tools—and confidence—to take up this great career.
When you describe your voice, do you ever use adjectives like flat, loud,soft, monotone, boring, whiny, etc? If you do, please note that all of these adjectives and most others that you might use are really more about your vocal approach than your innate voice. For example, if you say your voice is loud, soften it and it’s not loud. If you say your voice is flat, add more variety of tone and it’s not flat. Almost anything that you would like to change about your voice can be accomplished by making simple adjustments in your approach. I call these adjustments…“TRIGGERS”.