As a professional voice user, your instrument requires professional care.

Learn to

- use healthy voice habits with evidence.

- recover your optimal pitch and quality.

- apply artistry without injury.

Being a newbie in VO can be tough. Where do I start? What do I need? Who do I learn from? Especially because so much of the info online is geared towards the US or UK. In this presentation, I share all the info I’ve gathered on my journey to help those getting started in Australia. From skills, to gear, finding work, and building your first booth. I’ve made all the mistakes so you don’t have to!

It's rare that we get the chance for feedback on our video game auditions - the best advice is to send 'em and forget 'em. In this workshop, we'll look at how find the gold in audition copy, and elevate your video game audition with participation from randomly selected attendees.

If self direction makes you want to lose your lunch, or you take AGES to record because you're doing a gazillion takes, or you never know which takes you should send to the client, what you need is a framework. One that gives you the power to bypass your imposter syndrome, your perfectionism, your internal critic, your overwhelm…AND keeps you smack bang in the centre of your creative zone. You need a framework, so that every single time you step into your booth, you KNOW without a doubt, no matter the script or style or brief, that you have a super clear path to a fun, fast and efficient recording session. In this workshop, I’ll share with you the self direction framework I’ve used for 30 years, plus some super handy tips, tools and strategies that’ll make self direction a breeze. We’ll even do a little mindset work to make sure you’re creating a supportive internal vibe for every VO session. See you there!