My voice was always a mystery to me. Although, I had trained for many years in musical theater, my relationship to my voice felt like a tempestuous one, at best. I remember my legs shaking uncontrollably when I would go in for a musical theater audition, and any work I had done around my breath and it being my support for my voice, went out the window once I was faced with booking a part.

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In 2019, I booked my first voice over commercial for Google Voice, off of no training or experience. Soon after that, I became the announcer voice for the NBA season restart and the voice of Target. My voice career only grew from there, and within 2 years of working in the field, I was making over six figures.  But how? How was I able to quit my survival job and seemingly easily walk into one of the hardest spaces to book?

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I learned all of what I know on my feet, in a session, and while I'm a quick student, I struggled a lot in my earlier work with feeling like I was "good enough" or like I was doing the job "right" when I would get a note during a recording. I felt like all the helpful tools needed to be shared... with you.

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I want to help you with more than just booking voice over. I want to teach you the unknown tricks that seasoned voice over actors have learned, but also, I want to talk to you about your relationship with your voice. I can help you have a deeper connection to what your voice can do and how to manipulate it in a way that helps you not only feel empowered, but also book voice over.

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