Dear Fleurs, Very good question and the short answer is 'yes!' Has a friend ever told you you’ve got a good voice? Maybe you’ve thought when watching a television commercial: ‘I’d like to record voiceovers.’ Many people think that a good voice is enough to qualify them as a voiceover.? That’s like saying that having ten fingers qualifies you to play the piano for the Philharmonic Orchestra. Obviously that doesn’t make sense! If you wanted to be a professional pianist, what would you do first? Probably buy a piano, and then, if you were serious, you would have lessons from a reputable teacher. Well, you already own the musical instrument ‘your voice’ and assuming you have a good personality and ambition, all you have to do now is learn to read ‘music’. In other words, learn the technique used by leading voice overs. None of us were taught a communication technique at school, we were simply taught to string words together. To be a successful voiceover, you need voiceover training and that means you need to learn a technique. The Hudson Voice Technique™ is the only voiceover technique in the world and will teach you the following: Learn to control your speed- Most of us talk too fast especially when nervous Learn the three vital rules at the end of a sentence – sound decisive and sure Learn to recognize Red Flag Words – Add immense power to your delivery Learn to control the tone of your voice – Become a more dynamic voiceover Learn to use your No. 5 voice – Sound more sincere The Hudson Voice Technique is taught to BBC, Bloomberg UTV and SKY newsreaders and reporters, we are official trainers at the Singapore Media Academy and have accreditation from the Law Society for CPD training. We have licensed partners in India (four training centres) and one in Malaysia (the Voice Guild). Have a look at our website and download our free information booklet (no strings attached) If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us! Kind regards, Steve Hudson CEO www.voicemaster.co.uk