The first time that I got up to speak into a microphone, I found it very intimidating. It was difficult just standing up there let alone attempting to deliver ad copy with credibility, flare and professionalism. That’s where my Gold Package training with Charles Michel and The Winning Voice made the difference.
From my very first five-minute phone conversation with Charles Michel, he began to evaluate and develop my voice over potential with the skill of a master. Throughout my training, Charles Michel made discovering the voiceover professional in me fun and rewarding by teaching me a few simple to understand fundamental techniques and giving me the personal attention I needed to apply them.
He had a knack for pinpointing just who I was behind the microphone and helped me develop that persona. But one of the things I liked most about his training style was his way of making me feel that I was the only student he had in the whole world. He was totally focused on preparing me for a successful career as a voice over professional. I found his passion for the art of voice over inspiring, his knowledge of the industry empowering.
Charles Michel and The Winning Voice gave me the edge I needed to become a successful voice over professional.
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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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”.