INSTRUCTION

2016 

SCHEDULE 

VOICE-OVER 

OF YEARS THIRTY 

INSTRUCTION 

ANNIVERSARY 

We’ve got it all! 

Voice-Over / On-Camera / Scene Study / Improvisation / Business / Marketing / Demos

Thinking about a career in 

voice-overs, commercials, 

corporate industrials or film? 

Check us out and 

discover why Voice One 

students work. 

Available at 

ACTIVATE YOUR VOICE 

Voice and Diction Excercises in your pocket. 

Contents 

2 Voice One Overview 

3 Introduction - Starting Out 

4 Core Curriculum 

6 Additional Skills 

7 Advanced Core 

10 Kids 

11 Daytime Conservatory 

12 Studio Theatre + Improv 

13 On-Camera 

14 Demos 

15 FAQ 

16 Instructors 

17 Corporate Training 

18 Calendar 

20 Directions 

21 Registration 

Voice One Celebrates 30 th Year 

Comprehensive Training for a Career in 

Voice-Over, Film, Commercial, Industrial and Stage. 

Are you new to the industry? Do you have a great 

voice? Perform on stage, film or in commercials and 

want to increase your booking ratio? Need to keep up 

on the latest industry trends and stay in shape? The 

Voice One curriculum is a powerful, effective, and 

comprehensive communication program. We offer 

voice-over, acting, on-camera, and improv classes 

designed for you! 

Voice One is an internationally recognized voice over 

and acting school. It was started in 1986 by owner/ 

founder, Elaine Clark, author of the best selling voice 

over training book, There’s Money Where Your Mouth 

Is. Voice One is known for its expert teaching staff, 

nurturing care and ability to stretch an actor to his or 

her full potential in a fun, supportive, and truthful 

learning environment. 

While developing a career in voice overs and stagefilm-industrial 

acting is our primary goal, students 

constantly comment that techniques learned in our 

classes help them gain a greater understanding of 

their voice, body and emotions. These communication 

skills translate into daily living and enrich their personal 

and business lives. 

In addition to instruction, Voice One also provides 

audio casting and production services. Awards include 

an Audie for recording Amy Tan reading her Brilliance 

Audio book, The Opposite of Fate, and a Gold Award 

from Brandon Hall for our Knowledge Anywhere web 

tutorial recordings. Museum audio tour recordings 

include The Harlem Renaissance [with Delroy Lindo], 

Maya Stella [with Ysabel Duron] for the DeYoung 

Museum, The Courtly Art of the Ancient Maya for 

San Francisco Fine Arts Museums, Bhutan monks 

in the Sacred Arts of Bhutan, Jerry Yang in Decoding 

Chinese Calligraphy for the Asian Art Museum, and 

The Walt Disney Family Museum. We cast and directed 

the English dubbed versions of two Japanese anime 

series: Saikano and Jo Jo’s Bizaare Adventure. Elaine 

Clark’s interview about talent directing can also be seen 

in Hello Anime! The Insider’s Guide to the Success 

Story of Anime. 

At Voice One, we are proud to hire many of our 

students for jobs cast, produced and/or directed by Ms. 

Clark. Clients include Viz, Inc., Invision, Definition, 

Knowledge Anywhere, SEGA, StubHub, SuperTechno 

Arts, WalMart, Buder Engel & Friends, Visual Concepts, 

Shoot the Moon, BoomVox, Zizzle, CSAA, LeapFrog, 

AMEnglish.com, Brilliance Audio, Aplia, AT&T and 

Verizon phone cards, DeYoung Museum, Acoustiguide, 

Terrapin Pictures, Infosys, Moxie Method, Freeplay 

Productions, Juniper Networks, Monster Cable, 

Cengage, Donnerwood Media, Metromint, PayPal, 

Yahoo, Mercedez Benz, Lytro, Kabam, Gilead Sciences, 

Thyssen Krupp, Sifteo, Deutsch Bank, Futures Without 

Violence, VISA Inc., and Microsoft. 

The Voice One studio houses offices, a classroom, 

recording studio and 35 seat theatre. The theatre 

is used for Sunday night improv drop-in workshops, 

scene study, on-camera classes and corporate 

training sessions. 

Elaine Clark holds a BA in theatre/speech 

communications, is a certified teacher, working 

actor, author, playwright, producer, director, 

casting director, and mentor to many. She directs 

corporate shows and coaches/facilitates business 

professionals at Oracle, Salesforce, Genetech, Edwards 

Lifesciences, Capgemini, SBC, HP, Gamespot, Blizzard 

Entertainment, IGN, Pac 12, TechMamas, KPIX-TV, 

KGO-TV, KSFO, Live 105, KRON, KFRC, ALICE, 

KNTV, Camico, Univfy Inc., Remilion, and Netflix. 

Teamed with NuVeda Learning, Ms. Clark is India’s 

communication guru in her popular communication 

e-learning modules. Her latest Activate Your Voice 

communication mobile phone app provides a 99¢ 

voice and diction workout. 

Elaine Clark, 

Owner 

Log onto VoiceOne.com to find out more about our company 

and VoiceOneApps.com to download the app. 

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Voice One 2016 Class Schedule 

Planning Your 

Voice-Over 

Career Training 

Stepping Out is the 

prerequisite for the 

Commercial and 

Narration tracks. 

Creating Characters 

is the prerequisite for 

the Character track. 

Each class in the Core 

Curriculum teaches a 

very specific technique 

and may be taken in 

any order after having 

completed Stepping Out 

and Creating Characters. 

Daytime Conservatory 

may be substituted 

for some evening 

and weekend core 

curriculum classes. 

We’ve included a 

Summer Fast Track 

for those who want 

concentrated study 

in commercials, 

characters and 

narration. 

Voice One Studio Theatre 

Acting and On-Camera Instruction 

VOICE-OVERS. . . AND A WHOLE LOT MORE! 

Voice One is recognized as one of the 

top voice-over schools in the nation. 

For 30 years, we’ve gained a 

reputation as an outstanding acting, 

improv and on-camera school, too. 

ACTING CAREER 

TRAINING 

Acting & Improv 

An assortment of 

acting classes: Making 

strong choices – Acting for 

VO & More and Unlocking 

Your Emotions. Plus, 

Sunday night Improv 

Drop-in Workouts. 

Commercial & Film 

Our fun, informative, 

hands-on on-camera 

commercial and film 

classes for beginner to 

advanced actors, prepare 

you for auditions and jobs. 

Ear Prompter/OCN 

Acting training for 

the lucrative area of 

corporate industrials 

and trade shows. 

Teleprompter 

Be prepared for corporate 

industrials and presentations 

by learning how to perform 

in front of a camera or 

audience while reading 

scrolled dialog. 

WAV 

DEMO PRODUCTION 

Voice-Over 

These are the tools 

used to get voice-over jobs. 

Demos are written, 

directed, recorded and 

mixed by Elaine Clark in our 

on-site recording studio. 

Four demo types include: 

commercial, narration, 

character and audio books. 

Starting Out 

Introductory - Beginner 

ONLY $ 

INTRO to VOICE-OVER & ACTING 

Participate in a 3-hour workshop designed 

to provide an overview of the voice-over and 

acting industry. You'll learn about the Voice 

One program, current and future trends, 

agents, unions, demos, financial possibilities, 

what it takes to make it, and more. Plus, 

everyone in class gets an opportunity to 

read copy on mic for a personal evaluation 

by Voice One owner, Elaine Clark! 

INTRO DATES: 

Jan 10 Sun 10:00am – 1:00pm 

Feb 13 Sat 10:00am – 1:00pm 

Mar 12 Sat 10:00am – 1:00pm 

Apr 6 We 6:30pm – 9:30pm 

May 21 Sat 10:00am – 1:00pm 

June 18 Sat 10:00am – 1:00pm 

Aug 13 Sat 10:00am – 1:00pm 

Sept 11 Sun 10:00am – 1:00pm 

Oct 23 Sun 10:00am – 1:00pm 

Dec 18 Sun 10:00am – 1:00pm 

50 

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VOICE-OVER • CORE CURRICULUM 

Core Curriculum 

COMMERCIAL 

STEPPING OUT 

with Sally Clawson & David 

Rosenthal 

Step out and expand your creativity 

by learning foundational reading and 

improvisational techniques. You’ll 

perform on mic in single & dialog 

spots, breathe life into words, relax, 

stay natural, and have fun! 

Choose one class that fits your schedule and then 

continue in the commercial and narration tracks. 

Jan 17 Su 10am - 1pm 

Feb 20 Sa 10am - 1pm 

Mar 26 Sa 10am - 1pm 

Apr 20 We 6:30– 9:30pm 

May 28 Sa 10am - 1pm 

Jun 25 Sa 10am - 1pm 

Aug 20 Sa 10am - 1pm 

Sep 17 Sa 10am - 1pm 

Oct 29 Sa 10am - 1pm 

Investment: $95 

BY THE BOOK 

with Elaine Clark 

This is the FLAGSHIP 

class for ALL your 

VO training. Using 

Elaine’s best selling 

book, There’s Money 

Where Your Mouth Is 

as a text, you’ll build 

a solid foundation of 

TECHNIQUES so you 

can take direction, 

sound like you’re talking (rather than 

reading), and deliver consistently 

good reads. 

Session 1 

Jan 23 – 24 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm, 

Jan 30 – 31 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 2 

Jun 4 – 5 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm, 

Jun 11 – 12 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 (Summer Fast Track) 

Jul 16 – 17 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm, 

Jul 23 – 24 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 4 

Sep 24 – 25 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm, 

Oct 1 – 2 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


Package 

Discounts 

On CORE CLASSES! 

See opposite 

COMMERCIAL 

STYLES 

with David Rosenthal 

This class helps you identify styles, 

make adjustments, and deliver 

different types of commercial VO: 

Tag, Announcer, Retail, Promo, 

Spokesperson, Real Person, Dialog, 

etc. In addition, you’ll also explore 

timing, rhythm, voice shifts, mic 

placement, adding humor, and 

believing what you say. 

Session 1 

Apr 2 – 3 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


Jul 18 – 19 Mo/Tu 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 

Nov 12 – 13 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


MAKING IT M.I.N.E. TM 


A quick approach to sounding 

believable makes this class a MUST 

ATTEND for all 3 VO tracks. Elaine 

shares her trademarked method for 

adding truth to your reads through the 

use of MOTIVATIONS, INTENTIONS, 

NEEDS and EMOTIONS. It lifts words 

off the page and infuses your reads 

with personality and perspective. 

Session 1 

Feb 24 - Mar 16 We 


Jul 20 – 21 We/Th 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 

Oct 15 – 16 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


SPONTANEITY 

with Sally Clawson 

4 

6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Confidence, spontaneity, and taking 

chances are needed at auditions 

and jobs. Learn when to break the 

rules, own the copy, and heighten 

your performances! You’ll improvise 

sections of the script, increase 

listening and response times, trust 

your own natural instincts, and laugh 

a lot! 

Session 1 

Apr 23 – 24 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


Jul 22 & 29 2 Fr 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 

Dec 4 & 11 2 Su 10am - 5pm 


NARRATION 

NARRATION SIMPLE 

with Sarah Kliban 

If you love to read aloud, try this 

class with an actor/casting director 

and enter the world of narration. 

You’ll learn phrasing, breath control, 

technical requirements, and choices 

needed to perform successfully. 

Session 1 

Feb 5 – 6 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Sa 10am - 5pm 

Session 2 

May 13 – 14 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Sa 10am - 5pm 


Aug 1 – 2 Mo 10am - 1pm, 

Tu 10am - 5pm 

Session 4 

Oct 21 – 22 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Sa 10am - 5pm 


LONG FORM NARRATION 

with Tom Chantler & Kathy Garver 

It takes a new set of skills to sustain 

energy and hold listeners attention. 

Tom works on Documentaries, 

Business, Tech, and E-Learning. Kathy 

prepares you for Audiobooks. Please 

bring 1-2 pages [two copies each] from 

the following book styles: fiction, nonfiction, 

and children’s story. 

(Suggested prerequisites Narration Simple, By the 

Book, and Making It M.I.N.E. TM ) 

Session 1 

Apr 30 – May 1 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


Aug 6 – 7 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 

Dec 10 – 17 2 Sa 10am - 5pm 


ADVANCED NARRATION 

with Bob Wood 

Expand your repertoire by learning 

different narration styles, ways to 

adjust the read to specific audiences, 

raise your status, remain truthful, 

consistent, and breathe life through 

to the end of the script. 

(Suggested prerequisites Narration Simple, By the 

Book, and Making It M.I.N.E. TM ) 

Session 1 

Mar 5 – 6 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


Aug 3 – 4 We/Th 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 

Oct 30 – Nov 6 2 Su 10am - 5pm 


VOICE-OVER • CORE CURRICULUM 

Core Curriculum 

CHARACTER 

CREATING CHARACTERS 

with David Rosenthal 

Discover and uncover the many 

voices that live inside you with this 

veteran of over 65 video games. 

You’ll be encouraged to take chances, 

explore voice placements, have 

fun, and use your body to create 

truthful characters. This character 

development foundation prepares you 

for more in-depth study in Bringing 

Voices To Life and Character Intensive. 

Choose one class that fits your schedule and then 

continue in the core curriculum character track. 

Jan 17 Su 2pm - 5pm 

Feb 20 Sa 2pm - 5pm 

Mar 26 Sa 2pm - 5pm 

Apr 13 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

May 28 Sa 2pm - 5pm 

Jun 25 Sa 2pm - 5pm 

Aug 20 Sa 2pm - 5pm 

Sep 17 Sa 2pm - 5pm 

Oct 29 Sa 2pm - 5pm 


BRINGING VOICES TO LIFE 

with Elaine Clark & 

David Rosenthal 

Learn the TECHNICAL requirements 

needed in video games, cartoons, and 

toys. Create voices to match pictures, 

parse and concatenate sentences, 

analyze scripts, create a 3-D world, 

audition effectively, make strong 

performance choices, and more! 

Elaine Clark is a working actor who has 

directed, performed, and/or cast over 

100 videogames, 2 anime cartoon 

series, a few cartoons, and 200 toys. 

Session 1 

Feb 26 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Feb 27-28 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


Jul 29 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Jul 30-31 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 

Oct 7 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Oct 8-9 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


CHARACTER 

CHARACTER INTENSIVE 

with Elaine Clark and Guests 

Build your book of character voices 

as you explore funny voices, evil 

monsters, military personnel, heroes, 

cinematic storytellers, age variables, 

sci-fi, sports, adventure, puzzle, social 

games, and toy voices. The last class 

has a special challenge that prepares 

you for a character demo. Elaine has 

cast and directed voice talent for game 

and anime clients Viz, Kabam, Leap 

Frog, Sega, Sony, and others, plus toy 

ideation companies. So, you can be 

sure you’ll learn a lot! 

Session 1 

Apr 21 – Jun 9 8 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


Jul 25 – 28 Mo-Th 10am - 5pm 

Session 3 

Nov 18 & Dec 2 2 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Nov 19 & Dec 3 2 Sa 10am - 5pm, 

Nov 20 1 Su 10am - 5pm 


PACKAGE 

DISCOUNTS 

CORE TRACKS: 

COMMERCIAL, NARRATION 

CHARACTER, BUSINESS & 

MARKETING 

Make one (1) payment 

for all the classes in a track 

(excluding Stepping Out 

and Creating Characters) 

and receive a discount! 

Track 

Discounted Savings 

Rate 

Commercial: $1545 $200 

Narration: $905 $150 

Character: $950 $100 

Business / 

Marketing: $445 $75 

Total Savings: 

$525 

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BUSINESS / MARKETING 

BEHIND THE SCENES 

with SF Talent Agent 

Whether you’ve had an agent for years 

or are currently looking for one, this 

is a must attend. Hear “first hand” 

from a talent agent how an agency 

works, business etiquette, industry 

lingo, talent expectations, ways to 

build stronger working relationship 

with the agent and clients, actor 

do’s and don’ts, union and non-union 

rules, financial opportunities, current 

trends, pet peeves, and more. 

Session 1 

Mar 29 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Sep 27 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS 

with David Menashe 

Learn ways to sell yourself as 

a problem solver. We’ll cover 

networking, phone, postcard & e-mail 

techniques, record keeping, websites, 

blogging, trade magazines, press 

releases, rate negotiations, landing 

an agent, using new technologies, 

local and online resources. Plus, 

locating, navigating, and using online 

P2P casting sites. As an additional 

bonus, you’ll receive a contact list of 

companies who hire local voice talent! 

Session 1 

May 22 Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 2 

Oct 27 – Nov 3 2 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


POSITIONING & BRANDING 

With Elaine Clark & Ian Price 

How can people find you? Where do 

you fit in the business? What is your 

competition doing? How can you 

leave a lasting impression? What 

should your branding look like? Elaine 

and Ian, a graphic design branding 

expert, demystify the process as we 

discuss branding in general, how to 

create your specific brand, and a 

marketable image that’s right for you! 

Session 1 

Apr 17 Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 2 

Nov 7 – 14 2 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


&& 

Elaine, I wanted to thank you for the 

incredible one on one back in June/ 

July. The callback at Pixar 

was amazing… 

Jennifer Proctor, Actor


VOICE-OVER • ADDITIONAL SKILLS 

Additional Skills - All Levels 

ADR & VOICE IMPROVEMENT RECORDING 

DIALECTS & ACCENTS 

Advanced Core 

VOICE-OVER • ADVANCED CORE 

SCRIPT ANALYSIS/DEMO PREP SCRIPT ANALYSIS/DEMO PREP STAY IN SHAPE 

PEAK PERFORMANCE 

with Jennarose Johnson 

Are nerves, confidence, commitment, 

and follow- through holding you back? 

The best actors, singers, dancers, 

and athletes KNOW the importance 

of peak performance, entering and 

maintaining “state,” and “being in the 

zone.” Vocal Awakening guides you to 

“step into state” & believe in yourself 

so you can start landing more jobs. 

Jan 14 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


DICTION & CLARITY 

with Eugene O’Reilly 

Mouth clicks, slurred words, 

regionalisms, weak breath support, 

vocal fatigue, or diction issues 

holding you back? Have a quiet or 

thin voice that needs strengthening? 

Let a Certified Speech-Language 

Pathologist zero in on problem areas… 

that you may or may not be aware of! 

His professional advice and exercises 

will improve, protect, and define 

your voice. 

Session 1 

Mar 14 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Sep 20 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


YOUR VOICE AS AN 

INSTRUMENT 

with Desiree Goyette 

Singers and non-singers: strengthen 

and improve your speaking voice, 

placement, melody, and breath 

support. Isolate and use your chest, 

head and mask voices, sustain your 

reads and create new sounds as you 

apply singing principles in voice-over 

and voice-over principles to singing. 

Apr 10 Su 10am - 5pm 


ADR/LOOPING 

with Kathy Garver 

Sync your voice to principal and 

background actor’s lip movements 

in movies, TV shows, games and 

cartoons. Learn specific research 

and mic techniques needed for ADR, 

looping, and walla sessions. 

Session 1 

May 2 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Nov 1 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


HOME RECORDING I: 

AUDACITY 


The industry requires home studios 

to record auditions and jobs. Bring 

in your laptop or learn how to operate 

Audacity on ours. You’ll record, edit, 

adjust levels, and convert to mp3. 

(Class limited to ten students) 

Session 1 

Jan 13 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Mar 10 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 3 

May 10 Tu 10:00am - 1pm 

Session 4 

Jun 14 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 5 

Aug 9 Tu 10:00am - 1pm 

Session 6 

Sep 21 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 7 

Nov 21 Mo 10:00am - 1pm 


HOME RECORDING II: 

STUDIO SETUP 

with Brian Burge 

Does your studio sound professional? 

What kind of mic should you buy? 

Test your voice on different mics, get 

your home recording sample analyzed, 

learn advanced editing techniques 

such as de-breathing, VST plug-ins, 

EQ notching, and software options. 

[Bring your laptop and mic to class] (Class limited 

to ten students) 

Session 1 

Feb 10 We 6:30 - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Apr 27 We 6:30 - 9:30pm 

Session 3 

Jul 12 Tu 6:30 - 9:30pm 

Session 4 

Nov 29 Tu 6:30 - 9:30pm 


Make one payment for 

Home Recording I & II 

and pay $200 

A savings of 

$25 

6 

BASIC BRITISH 

with Ian Price 

British is commonly requested in 

many VO and acting jobs. Get into 

that psyche by learning basic London 

and South East UK pronunciations 

with a real Brit! Week one, you’ll 

practice key sounds and common 

pitfalls. Week two, you’ll perform 

scripts that put your new British 

accents to the test. 

Mar 23 – 30 2 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


Save $100! 

Attend all 5 days of 

Articultory Flexibility, 

Dialects I & II and pay 

only $775 

ARTICULATORY FLEXIBILITY 

with Doug Honorof 

Explore your voice and expand your 

range with an expert phonetician 

and dialect coach for film, TV, and 

stage. You’ll be guided through all 

the sounds of the world’s languages, 

master reference vowels, lexical sets 

and other tools needed to pick up 

accents in a hurry. 

Jun 16 – 17 Th/Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


DIALECTS I 


Doug will coach you individually 

and in groups on accents from the 

Southeast of England - RP, London, 

and Estuary, Northern Cities (U.S.), 

Metro NY, Southern, Mountain, Irish 

and East Asian accents. You’ll also 

receive dozens of sound files and 

voice placement charts. (Prerequisite: 

Articulatory Flexibility) 

Jun 18 – 19 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


DIALECTS II 


Using the process you mastered in 

his other classes, Doug will help you 

create new characters from accents 

you already worked up, need for an 

audition or job, and build new accents 

based on voices found in Internet 

archives. (Prerequisite: Dialects I) 

Jun 20 Mo 10am - 5pm 


PREPARING FOR A DEMO 

with Elaine Clark & David 

Menashe 

Watch your stress levels relax as 

you plan, practice, and understand 

the demo production process. We’ll 

discuss the types of material needed 

and where to find it. Then, we’ll 

practice reading one of your new 

scripts in the studio with music and 

effects. 

(Note: Demos are produced separately on an 

individual basis.) 

Session 1 

Jan 20 & 27 2 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Jun 6 & 13 2 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 3 

Sep 7 & 14 2 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


COPY INTENSIVE 

with Sally Clawson 

Only by reading a great deal of copy 

can you see the breadth of choices 

available and begin to develop your 

own unique style. Copy will be made 

available in advance and direction 

will be tight and specific. Focus is 

on reading lots and LOTS of copy! 

Jan 19 – Feb 9 4 Tu 


VO TECHNIQUES 


6:30pm - 9:30pm 

This class picks up where “By 

the Book” left off. “Land” the 

commercial, find new ways to perfect 

your timing, use melody to separate 

information, finesse “money words” 

without pushing, and emotionally 

energize audiences to take action. 

You’ll also write a piece of copy and 

experience directing someone else 

reading it. 

Aug 1 – 15 3 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


YOUR $MONEY VOICE 

with Bob Wood 

Can you define your voice in one or 

two words? Do you know what voiceover 

categories best suit you? Do 

you know which jobs best suit your 

voice? Every voice is unique, just 

like a fingerprint. Make sure that your 

voice print matches what producers, 

agents, and directors hear. Discover 

how your money voice can leave a 

lasting impression. 

Aug 14 Su 12pm - 4pm 


NUTS & BOLTS 

with Tom Chantler 

What is this thing? What’s in there? 

Who is this person? Can you identify 

the type of spot: retail or image? 

In this “thinking” workshop, you’ll 

analyze a wide swath of copy as 

you learn to find structure, rhythm, 

marketing and branding messages 

hidden in the copy. WARNING! When 

you can do all this consistently, you’ll 

be in danger of booking work. 

Oct 4 – 18 3 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


MUSICAL LITERACY 

with Ed Bogas 

You’ll be astounded at how your 

readings become more dynamic 

when music is added as your 

“scene partner.” Work with this 

award winning writer, composer and 

producer to make adjustments to your 

performance as the intensity shifts. It 

will heighten your listening, broaden 

your stylistic choices, help bring the 

message in on time, prepare you for 

making a demo, and adjust to your 

client’s musical selections. 

Oct 19 We 6:30 – 9:30pm 


CRACK THAT COPY 

with Michael O’Brien & Jenny 

Debevec 

Feel outside your body watching 

yourself record? Unsure what to do 

about it? Unclear what understated, 

Dry, Real, Conversational really means 

and how to get there? Auditions 

“almost” hitting the mark? It’s time 

to tweak your vocal performance 

skeleton. Plenty of mic time and 

insightful feedback. 

Nov 10 Th 6:30 - 9:30pm 


7 

SMALL GROUP 

WORKOUT 

with Elaine Clark, 

Tom Chantler and Talent Agent 

MONTHLY WORKOUT 

Keep your voice-over skills sharp 

with these 2-hour semi-private 

workouts. Read from our scripts 

or bring in your current audition 

scripts to delve deeper, add 

believability, and uncover more 

meaning. Attend all the classes… 

or just a few. It’s your career. Stay 

on top of it! 

(Register Early. Class size limited 

to 6. ) 

Elaine directs in the recording 

studio to improve recording and 

performances. Tom and the Talent 

Agent work in the classroom. 

Emphasis is commercials, 

narration, and video games. 

Jan 5 Tu 10am-12pm 

Tom Chantler 

Feb 3 We 6:30pm - 8:30pm 

Elaine 

Mar 17 Th 12pm - 2pm 

Elaine 

Apr 6 We 10am - 12pm 

Elaine 

May 16 Mo 6:30pm - 8:30pm 

Talent Agent 

Jun 15 We 12pm - 2pm 

Elaine 

Jul 6 We 10am - 12pm 

Tom Chantler 

Aug 4 Th 6:30pm - 8:30pm 

Elaine 

Sep 8 Th 6:30pm - 8:30pm 

Tom Chantler 

Oct 4 Tu 10am - 12pm 

Elaine 

Nov 15 Tu 6:30pm - 8:30pm 

Talent Agent 

Dec 7 We 12pm - 2pm 

Elaine 


&& 

The Small Group Workout was as 

valuable as ever, and I can’t wait for 

the next one. I learn a ton from you 

at each one, no matter what’s on 

the agenda. 

April Karys, Actor


Advanced Core 

CASTING CONNECTION 

PROFESSIONAL INVITATIONAL 

with Guest Director 

hosted by Michael O’Brien 

Meet, learn, and be directed by 

writers, producers, directors, and 

advertisers who hire talent! There’s 

a different writer, producer, or director 

each time. Show off your talents, 

network and learn from one or all 

three. 

Session 1 

Mar 31 Th 6:30 - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Jul 26 Tu 6:30 - 9:30pm 

Session 3 

Oct 13 Th 6:30 - 9:30pm 


THE BOOKING EDGE 

with Steve Reisberg 

As a voice-over director for TGMD 

Talent, Steve helped actors book 

voice-over jobs every day including top 

Hollywood VO talent, A-list celebrities, 

and the late, great Don LaFontaine. 

You’ll get strong direction to make 

you more competitive in many areas 

of the VO biz: commercials, promos, 

trailers, and more. 

Apr 16 Sa 10am - 5pm 


DIRECTOR’S PERSPECTIVE 

with John Crane 

John Crane, one of SF’s top directors, 

teaches you the power of rhetoric 

when breaking down a script, how 

& why commercials are written a 

particular way, the hiring process, 

what clients listen or look for at 

auditions, and why certain actors 

get hired. 

Jun 8 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


LA AGENT CONNECTION 

with Everett Oliver and Mary Lynn 

Wissner 

These two know first hand how you 

can make more “green” because 

they direct and cast talent every day 

in TV, radio, animation, film, games, 

and audio books. Saturday, work 

with AVO booth director and Talent 

Liaison, Everett. Sunday, join Mary 

Lynn as she shares techniques on how 

to meet and exceed casting director 

and client needs. 

Jul 9 – 10 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 



TALENT AGENTS 

VOICE-OVER BOOT CAMP 

with Talent Agent 

Spend a full day with an agent 

reading lots of copy, getting 

direction in precision timing, 

character development, personality, 

believability, truthfulness, and 

salability. Sign up if you’re up for 

the challenge and want to be heard! 

Session 1 

Feb 21 Su 10am - 5pm 

Session 2 

Aug 21 Su 10am - 5pm 


TV TAGS & NATIONAL READS 


In order to compete for the big dollars 

against LA and NY talent, you need 

to focus your voice, personality, and 

energy. This talent agent works in 

the booth every day and has tips and 

tricks to help your TV read “fit in the 

advertiser’s pocket.” 

May 18 & 25 2 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


PROMOS, TRAILERS & MORE 


There’s a definitive difference between 

commercial and Promo/Trailer reads. 

As a voice over agent for 14 years at 

CESD in NYC, this agent knows what 

sells! He’ll offer new and different 

insights to refine your skills, grow 

beyond your current abilities, and be 

at the top of your game! 

May 4 - 11 2 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


NAILING THE AUDITION 


You need an agent or have an agent 

and want to show off your stuff on mic. 

PRESTO!! The planets have aligned 

and your wish has been granted. If 

you have a 1-2 minute monologue 

there’s an opportunity to perform that, 

too. Agents change each session, so 

you can attend one or more classes. 

Session 1 

Jun 23 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Nov 17 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


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NARRATION 

ADVANCED AUDIO BOOKS #1 

Information/Lecture/Discussion 

with Amy Rubinate 

Whether you are new to audiobooks 

or you’re an experienced narrator, 

learn how to navigate a successful 

career in audiobook narration with 

current information on this growing 

market. Learn the tools of the trade, 

how to improve your skills, market 

yourself as a narrator, work with 

publishers, producers and directors, 

and land ongoing work. As an awardwinning 

narrator with over 200 titles 

and the founder/publisher of Ideal 

Audiobooks, Amy will give you inside 

scoop on where to go, what to do, 

and how to advance to the next level. 

Apr 9 Sa 10am - 1pm 


ADVANCED AUDIO BOOKS #2 

Hone Your Reading Skills 

with Amy Rubinate 

If you’re serious about your audio book 

career, don’t miss this opportunity to 

study with this award winning narrator 

and audiobook publisher. Amy will 

provide 2 scripts for each person, 

chosen to match your abilities as an 

actor, and will help you hone your 

skills and find your niche in this 

competitive market. 

Apr 9 Sa 2pm - 5pm 


LONG FORM II 


Record long scripts in the booth to 

identify and correct recording and 

performance issues: articulation, 

breaths, mouth noises, volume 

consistency, phrasing, emotional 

nuance, vocal flexibility, script 

analysis, visualization, status, and 

storytelling. You’ll also record scripts 

at home and submit them for review. 

Jul 13 & 20 2 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


Connect with 

Agents, Directors 

and Actors. 

Now that you’ve got 

some training under 

your belt, why not show 

off your talent! 

Advanced Core 

CHARACTER 

THAT’S NOT ALL FOLKS! 

with Bob Bergen 

Expand and create new cartoon 

characters with the twice Emmy 

nominated voice of Porky Pig! Create 

rich characters, challenge yourself to 

Bob’s mic and audition techniques, 

sustain energy, and discover industry 

“do’s and don’ts.” Prepare to laugh, 

flesh out full performances, and play! 

(Prerequisite: Character Core Curriculum classes 

and/or prior work experience.) 

Mar 19 Sa 10am - 5pm, 

Mar 20 Su 10am - 1pm 


VIDEO GAME: ATMOSPHERE & 

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT 

with Dave Fennoy 

Grunts, efforts, call outs, vocal variety, 

believability, and creative improv 

skills are needed to add principal and 

background voices to video games. 

Dave, one of the industry’s most 

versatile voices, shares his unique 

tips and insights and directs you 

to create characters with emotional 

depth, energy, truth, and versatility. 

May 7 Sa 10am - 5pm 


VIDEO GAME CHALLENGE 

with Emily Clark & Darragh 

O’Farrell 

This is a one-two punch from inside 

the video game industry. Emily is the 

Electonic Arts Sr. Talent Coordinator. 

Darragh, formerly of LucasArts, is 

a freelance director for many titles 

including all the Star Wars games. 

Each industry expert shares inside 

tips, ways to compete effectively 

against Hollywood talent, and coaches 

you reading their scripts. 

Session 1 

May 17 & 24 2 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Sep 15 & 22 2 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 



CHARACTER 

TOYS, APPS & SPIN-OFFS 

with Cristina Milizia 

Traditional electronic toys have 

changed drastically in the wake of 

the internet revolution. Toys are 

merging with mobile game apps and 

online web platforms that are also 

representative of the characters. 

Cristina, who has voiced and cast 

toy voices for all the major game 

companies, will show you how to add 

fun to the reads and ways to make 

your voice more competitive in this 

area of the VO market that’s exploding 

with growth. 

Sep 18 Su 10am - 5pm 


IN THE STUDIO 

with Ned Lott 

This jam-packed class includes a 

timing challenge, matching intensity 

with sound effects, performing a 

scene in front of a green screen, 

singing in character, and looping 

classic Disney and Marvel films in the 

recording studio. Ned shares a wealth 

of knowledge about the industry from 

his years casting and directing at The 

Learning Company, Disney Studios, 

and a large assortment of freelance 

animated films and games. 

Nov 4 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Nov 5 Sa 10am - 5pm 


ADR/LOOPING 

with Kathy Garver 

Sync your voice to principal and 

background actor’s lip movements 

in movies, TV shows, games and 

cartoons. Learn specific mic 

techniques for ADR, looping, and 

walla sessions. Plus, research & 

performance requirements needed 

to prepare for these jobs. 

Session 1 

May 2 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Nov 1 Tu 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


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MARKETING 

THE LONG HAUL: BUILDING A 

CAREER THAT LASTS 

with Harlan Hogan 

Get serious and increase your business 

with strategic marketing planning 

and decision-making. The author of 

Tales & Techniques of a Voice-Over 

Actor and The Voice Actor’s Guide 

to Recording At Home And On The 

Road shares his sure-fire tips on 

marketing; Competing on a national 

level; Latest recording equipment and 

trends; Packaging, Promotion and PR; 

Agents live and virtual; and Defining 

your SWOT Matrix. 

Jan 9 Sa 10am - 5pm 


MASTERING #SOCIAL MEDIA 

with Scott Ragle 

What’s a hashtag? What’s a retweet? 

Who do you follow and who is 

following you? And why do you need 

it? Twitter is one of the most essential 

self-branding tools available for actors 

today. Scott demystifies the process: 

basic rules, service and terminology, 

building followers, showcasing your 

talent, and networking with the people 

in your field. Whether you’re afraid to 

Tweet or want to do it more effectively, 

you’ll learn important do’s and don’ts, 

navigation tricks, and ways to make 

your voice heard. 

Session 1 

May 23 Mo 6:30 - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Nov 22 Tu 6:30 - 9:30pm 


&& 

I had a wonderful time and learned 

some fantastic tools in Dave 

Fennoy’s class. 

Rashida Clendening, Actor 

Stars The Agency 

&& 

Toy Voices was fantastic! Great 

teacher, learned a lot, had a blast, 

made new friends. 

Jamie Kravitz


KIDS 

Classes are designed to develop imagination, enhance listening skills, build 

body awareness, boost self-confidence, and improve verbal expression. 

Parents are encouraged to join their children at the beginning and end of 

each session so they can better understand the creative process and view 

their work. If children want to continue in other classes in our curriculum, 

they may do so if the child is comfortable performing with adults and can sit 

quietly with them in class. 

** Please bring a sack lunch to day classes. ** 

KIDS CLASSES: VO AND ON-CAMERA 

ON-CAMERA FOR KIDS 


Get the training it takes to be fearless! 

You’ll learn why Show Business is two 

words; improvisation and cold reading 

techniques; commercial and film on 

camera skills; audition and callback 

training; and, the power of YES I CAN! 

May 21 Sa 2pm - 5pm* 

* We suggest that parents return at 4:30pm for a 

performance and video playback. 


VOICE-OVER FOR KIDS 


Now teens and tweens 10-18 can learn 

voice-over skills together! We’ll work 

on different types of commercials, 

improvisation, characters for animation 

and games. 

Jun 26 Su 10am - 4pm* 

* We suggest that parents stay for the first 10 

minutes and return at 3:30pm for a performance 

on mic. 


Sign up for both teen classes and pay 

only $250 - a savings of $15. Or sign up 

two siblings for one class and save $10 

per child. 

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COMMERCIAL FAST TRACK 

Jul 16 – 24 & 29 10 days 10am - 5pm 

Starts on Saturday and continues for 9 

days, then finishes the following Friday. 

Investment: $1,545 

CHARACTER FAST TRACK 

Jul 25 – 31 Mo – Th 10am - 5pm, 

Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


&& 

The Voice One “Spec Sheet” that 

we were taught to use to develop a 

character has become one of my most 

valuable tools when preparing for a role. 

Thank YOU Elaine. That was a tough 

course for me. Should be part of every 

actor’s education. Corporate speakers 

would benefit too. The character outline 

page is Gold. 

Mike Sedlak, Top Talent 

CORE DAYTIME CLASSES 

DAYTIME CONSERVATORY 

with Elaine Clark and Guests 

10 Week Class 

Daytime • 10am - 1pm 

This is a very comprehensive class. 

The first four weeks lay down a 

foundation and unique way to take 

direction. You’ll work on commercials, 

narration, and character copy; 

script analysis; articulation and 

breathing; microphone techniques; 

auditioning skills; business and 

marketing; and more! 

Session 1 

Mar 1 - May 3 

Session 2 

Sept 12 - Nov 14 


Tuesdays 

Mondays 

ADVANCED DAYTIME 

CONSERVATORY 


6 Week Class 

Daytime • 10am - 1pm 

You’ve completed the 10 week 

Daytime Conservatory and want 

to continue your studies. The first 

couple weeks will be technique 

based. Then it’s into the studio to 

read scripts, scripts, scripts to get 

you ready to compete for jobs and 

auditions. 

(Prerequisite: Daytime Conservatory, Core 

Curriculum, or work experience) 

CLASS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 


HOME RECORDING I 


Record auditions and jobs! Bring 

in your laptop and mic or learn 

how to operate Audacity on 

ours. You’ll record, edit, adjust 

levels and convert to mp3. 

Session 1 

May 10 Tu 10:00am - 1pm 

Session 2 

Aug 9 Tu 10:00am - 1pm 

Session 3 

Nov 21 Mo 10:00am - 1pm 


DAY CLASSES 

Daytime Conservatory 

CORE DAYTIME CLASSES 

SUMMER FAST TRACK 

with Elaine Clark and 

Voice One Staff 

Whether you live out of town, have 

the summer off, like studying during 

the day, or want to complete the 

core curriculum in the shortest time 

possible, Voice One has heard your 

pleas! In 3 weeks you can complete the 

Commercial, Character, and Narration 

core classes. For those who live locally, 

we highly recommend that you attend 

the Intro, Stepping Out and Creating 

Characters classes before immersing 

yourself in this comprehensive program. 

COMMERCIAL TRACK 

Saturday, Jul 16 – Sunday, Jul 24 & Friday, Jul 29 

By The Book 

Jul 16 – 17, 23 – 24 2 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 

Styles 

Jul 18 – 19 Mo/Tu 10am - 5pm 

Making It M.I.N.E. TM 

Jul 20 – 21 We/Th 10am - 5pm 

Spontaneity 

Jul 22 & 29 2 Fr 10am - 5pm 

Investment: $1,545* 

CHARACTER TRACK 

Monday, Jul 25 - Sunday, Jul 31 

Character Intensive 

Jul 25 – 28 Mo-Th 10am - 5pm 

Bringing Voices to Life 

Jul 29 – 31 Fr 6:30pm - 9:30pm, 

Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 

Investment: $950* 

NARRATION TRACK 

Monday, Aug 1 - Sunday, Aug 7 

Narration Simple 

Aug 1 – 2 Mo 10am - 1pm, 

Tu 10am - 5pm 

Advanced Narration 

Aug 3 – 4 We-Th 10am - 5pm 

Long Form Narration 

Aug 6 – 7 Sa/Su 10am - 5pm 


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ADDITIONAL DAYTIME CLASSES 

PRIVATE LESSONS 

Private Lessons with Elaine Clark and 

the other instructors are available 

during the day starting at $150 

per hour. Call or e-mail for an 

appointment. 

SMALL GROUP WORKOUTS 

With Elaine Clark 

These intense semi-private 2 hour 

workouts are for working professionals 

and voice actors who have a demo or 

are about to make one. Class size is 

limited to 6 students. 

Jan 5 Tu 10am-12pm 

Tom Chantler 

Mar 17 Th 12pm - 2pm 

Elaine 

Apr 6 We 10am - 12pm 

Elaine 

Jun 15 We 12pm - 2pm 

Elaine 

Jul 6 We 10am - 12pm 

Tom Chantler 

Oct 4 Tu 10am - 12pm 

Elaine 

Dec 7 We 12pm - 2pm 

Elaine 

Investment: $80 per session 

AUDIO 

DEMOS 

Demos are produced during the day. 

They are directed, engineered and 

mixed by Elaine Clark in our on-site 

recording studio. 

You receive the audio CD master, mp3, 

and the Logic Pro program with the 

wave files. 

Investment: $950 for the first track 

and $850 for each additional track (per 

finished minute.) Includes music and 

sound effects. 

Three tracks suggested: Commercial, 

Character and Narration. 

Audio Book demos recorded on an hourly 

basis of $160 per hour. This includes 

recording, editing and mixing. 

* Package rate discount for Core 

Curriculum, Summer Fast Track. 

aytime Conservatory


ACTING & IMPROV 

Voice One Studio Theatre... For the Actor 

COMMERCIAL – FILM – INDUSTRIAL 

ACTING CLASSES 

Don’t limit yourself to being a voice talent… become a voice actor! Commercials, 

video games, and narrations all require strong acting. Delve deeper into yourself so 

you can perform with more truth, believability, depth, and emotion. 

ACTING FOR VO & MORE 


Elaine has created a step-by-step 

plan to help you understand the 

essentials for good acting in all 

areas of the business. You’ll break 

scenes down into beats, commit to 

relationships with live and virtual 

scene partners, add history and 

opinion to the words, find conflict, 

commit to changes, discover and 

express the hidden meaning within 

the copy. 

Session 1 

Feb 4 – 18 3 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2 

Aug 3 – 17 3 We 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


MONOLOGUE MAGIC 


Want to impress an agent with a topnotch 

performance of a 1-2 minute 

monologue? Auditioning for a play 

or film? Come in with a memorized 

and rehearsed monologue. You’ll get 

direction and adjustments to refine 

your performance so it can go from 

good to great! 

Session I 

Jun 1 Wed 6:30-9:30pm 

Session 2 

Nov 2 Wed 6:30-9:30pm 


ACTING ESSENTIALS 

• Add depth to your 

voice-over skills. 

• Expand your booking 

potential in commercials, 

corporate videos, TV, 

film, and video games. 

• Prepare a monologue to 

show a talent agent. 

• Have fun while you hone 

your acting skills. 

• Gain trust and 

confidence in yourself. 

UNLOCKING YOUR EMOTIONS 


Having trouble tapping into your 

emotions and expressing them in 

your performance? It’s important to 

know how to unlock your emotions, 

especially if you’re a left brainer. 

After all, it’s not the words you 

say but emotions that connect 

you with the listener and allow the 

performance to come alive. This 

class safely guides you through 

specific tricks and techniques to 

unlock your emotions so they can 

be shared with an audience. 

Jul 14 & 21 2 Th 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


&& 

There have been some bright spots 

of work opportunities that allowed 

me to pour my love of acting & VO 

into. I note this, because you are 

and have been a huge part in my 

getting there. 

Mike Wong, Actor 

Look Talent 

&& 

It has been five years since I first 

began training with Elaine, and she 

continues to elevate my craft. Her 

work is responsible for helping me 

build a voiceover brand that I could 

add to my bag of tricks, making me 

a more valuable asset to myself and 

my agent. 

Meghan Raley Barlow, Actor 

Tonry Talent. 

IMPROV DROP-IN WORKSHOP 

With Ann Feehan and Special Guests 

Sundays 5:30pm - 7:30pm 

On-going - every other Sunday. No class on Major Holiday Weekends. 

Investment: $15 cash at the break 

We welcome new players, seasoned 

professionals, and those in between. Games are 

designed for everyone’s growth and enjoyment. 

For the schedule and weekly updates, send a 

message to sundayimprovsf@gmail.com with 

the subject line, “Add Me To This List.” 

MAKING STRONG CHOICES 

with Marvin Greene 

“Like” us on Facebook & check weekly updates. 

http://www.facebook.com/sundayimprov 

Ready to be amazed at how much 

your acting skills and confidence 

levels can increase in just six weeks? 

You’ll be handed scripts that will 

challenge and stretch your acting 

abilities, comedic timing, and overall 

performance as you create believable 

relationships with your scene partner 

and increase the trust and confidence 

in yourself. It’s an excellent tool in 

your acting belt for those who are 

serious about their voice-over and 

acting career. Since scripts, actors, 

and the focus of each class changes, 

why not keep your acting skills sharp 

by attending both sessions! 

Session 1: Fives & Under for TV & Film 

Mar 21 - Apr 25 6 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 

Session 2: How to Take Comedy/Humor Seriously 

Sept 19 - Oct 24 6 Mo 6:30pm - 9:30pm 


$50 Discount 

per session for returning 

Making Strong Choices 

actors. 

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ON-CAMERA 

Voice One On-Camera... For the Actor 

COMMERCIAL – FILM – INDUSTRIAL 

ON-CAMERA WORKOUTS 

Don’t limit yourself to voice-overs. Expand your income potential on-camera. Each 

class has a slightly different focus and instructor. All are designed to help you feel 

comfortable in front of the camera and increase your booking opportunities. 

ON-CAMERA 101 


If you can do voice-overs, you should 

jump into on-camera work, too! This 

class will help you feel comfortable 

in front of a camera. You’ll learn the 

fundamentals: slating, talking to 

the camera like it’s a person, how to 

prepare for auditions, what to wear, 

and what’s expected of you at various 

jobs. You’ll also receive guidance 

on industry resources, headshots, 

resumes, and materials for agents and 

professional organizations. 

Jan 21 & 28 2 Th 6:30 - 9:30pm 


AUDITIONING FOR FILM 

with Sarah Kliban 

Sarah is not only an amazing actor, 

she is also one of the premiere casting 

directors for film and television in San 

Francisco - Nina Henninger Casting 

& Diversity Casting! Don’t miss this 

opportunity to work with a pro who 

understands the acting process from 

both sides of the camera. Be seen, get 

“inside the biz” info, take chances, 

and increase your odds of landing 

the part as you work on short film 

audition scripts. 

Mar 13 Su 10am - 5pm 


&& 

I am very grateful to be able to 

learn from such a high caliber 

organization. 

Aletheia Celio, Actor 

Boom Models & Talent 

AUDITION TUNE-UP 

with Michael O’Brien & Jenny 

Debevec 

Afraid you’ll blank out due to nerves? 

Not sure whether to memorize the 

script or not? Auditioned with a 

scene partner who gave you nothing? 

Getting callbacks but no bookings? 

Want to learn how to turn a screwed 

up audition into a gift? Auditions are 

like a sport. Let this dynamic duo put 

you in the best spotlight to become 

a more versatile and confident actor. 

Jul 6 We 6:30 - 9:30pm 


TELEPROMPTER 

with Bob Wood & Line-By-Line 

Teleprompting 

If you like reading narration 

scripts, you’re a prime candidate 

for teleprompter work. So, when 

opportunity knocks… be prepared! 

Add “Teleprompter” to your resume. 

This professional teleprompting 

service gives you the real experience 

so you’ll know what to expect at the 

job. Learn how to look natural when 

reading scrolled words, tricks to feel 

and appear relaxed, how to trust your 

cold reads, and fun ways to get rid 

of that “blank reading stare.” It’s 

sure to boost your confidence and 

performance at on-camera and voiceover 

auditions and jobs. 

Sep 10 Sa 10am - 1pm 


COMMUNICATION TRAINING FOR 

NON-ACTORS 

Communication Skills are Life Skills. Whether speaking 

with employees, boss, customers, friends, family, or kids, HOW 

you deliver the words adds impact to the message’s content. 

Work 1-on-1 or in group settings with expert communication 

coach, Elaine Clark. Together, we’ll identify weaknesses and 

turn them into strengths. 

See Page 17 for more details. 

For a quote, call 415.974.1103 or email info@voiceone.com. 

COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL 

AUDITIONING 

with Gregg Cohen 

Get a quick three-hour auditioning 

hit from this very busy freelance 

casting director. She’ll direct and 

guide you through several improvised 

scenes and short scripts. Jump in 

front of the camera and let her show 

you how to take direction quickly, 

be confident, accepting, and make 

necessary performance adjustments. 

Sep 10 Sa 2 - 5pm 


EAR PROMPTER/OCN 


Tradeshows, on-camera industrials, 

long scripts that require a polished 

performance at auditions - these areas 

of the business often require the use 

of an ear prompter. Learn how to use 

the recorder and ear piece, relax in 

front of the camera, get rid of “tics,” 

increase your acting skills and develop 

a strong Audition, On-Camera Narrator 

& Tradeshow presence. 


PRIVATE LESSON CLASS SERIES 

AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 

&& 

Working with Sarah Kliban on her 

Film Auditioning class was intense 

and really helpful. She fills every 

moment with so much information, 

it felt like multiple days worth of 

training. 

Brooke Cook, Actor 

MDT Agency 

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Voice-Over Demos 

TYPES OF DEMOS INCLUDE: 

• Commercial • Promo 

• Narration • Foreign 

• Character Language 

• Audio Book 

Talent Database 

ATTENTION PRODUCERS: 

Looking for local voice-over and on-camera talent? 

Call or e-mail to get an access code. Book talent 

directly off the site. Download mp3s and 

headshots. Studio with engineer and director is 

also available. 

ACTORS: 

After you get your demo produced, why not 

join our talent database! 

Investment: $50 one-time set up + annual fee 

Call 415-974-1103 or check us out on the web: 

http://db.voiceoneonline.com 

Recording Studio 

Demos are produced on an individual basis to ensure quality. 

No demos are produced until a student has completed the core 

curriculum classes, attended the Daytime Conservatory and some 

additional classes in areas where growth is needed, or is currently 

working. When you feel ready to produce a demo, we suggest that 

you attend the Preparing for Demo class and contact Elaine Clark 

to set up an appointment. She will give you an assignment for 

pulling the necessary materials and schedule studio time. 

Recordings are edited, mixed and delivered on a master CD plus 

in mp3 format. Once your demo is produced, we suggest that you 

join our talent database. Read more about it below. 

Investment: $950 per completed minute for first track. 

$850 per completed minute for each additional track 

Voice One houses an on-site recording studio with a 10’ x 6 

1/2’ booth with the state-of-the-art JZ Black Hole 1 microphone 

used for voice casting, client production, and voice-over demos. 

Voices are recorded and mixed in wave or aiff on the Logic Pro 

audio platform and can be converted to multiple designated formats 

and either uploaded, emailed, transferred to your external 

drive, or burned onto a CD. 

We also have access to an extensive music and sound effects 

library. Elaine Clark is the chief recording engineer and talent 

director. Let us record, edit and mix your next project! 

Studio Rate: $160/Hr 

Frequently Asked Questions 

1. Where do I start? 

Starting Out is where you begin. 

The intro class is offered 10 times 

a year. Preregistration is suggested. 

Simply call, mail, fax or e-mail 

your payment. 

2. What classes should I 

take next? 

The core curriculum classes are 

the foundation of our voice acting 

program. Start with Stepping Out 

for the commercial and narration 

tracks and Creating Characters for 

the character track. 

3. What if I’m only interested in 

narration or characters? 

Start with the core classes in 

your area of interest then branch 

out into further study. Everyone 

should, however, attend the By 

The Book and Making It M.I.N.E. TM 

classes to solidify your voice-over 

technique. 

4. Do I really need to take the 

By the Book class if I’ve read 

Elaine Clark’s book, There’s 

Money Where Your Mouth Is? 

Absolutely! Elaine uses her 35 years 

of experience to guide you through 

the process of trusting the techniques 

expressed in the book by getting 

them out of your head and into your 

body. She’ll also share a lot more 

performance tricks that aren’t in 

the book! 

5. How important are the 

business and marketing classes? 

No matter how wildly talented you 

are, if no one knows you exist or you 

don’t know the business protocol… 

you’ll have a hard time making money. 

Building Your Business teaches you 

effective marketing techniques. An 

agent takes you Behind The Scenes 

of a talent agency to reveal the do’s 

and don’ts, financial breakdowns, 

and talent expectations. Positioning 

& Branding adds guidance to create a 

marketable image that’s right for you! 

6. What is the advantage of 

taking the 10-week Daytime 

Conservatory class over the core 

curriculum classes? 

The Daytime Conservatory is designed 

for students of all levels who want 

an overview of the business and 

are available during the day. Many 

students take this series in addition 

to the core curriculum classes. Others 

augment their learning with private 

lessons or attend evening or weekend 

classes in areas where improvement 

is needed. 

7. Should I take private lessons? 

Private lessons start at $150/hour and 

are best used after attending the Core 

Curriculum or Daytime Conservatory 

classes. Personalized lessons are by 

appointment only. Call or e-mail if 

you’re interested. 

8. What does it take to make a 

demo and when can I have one? 

Demos are written, recorded, 

produced and mixed with music 

and sound effects by Elaine Clark on 

an individual basis in our in-house 

recording studio. Demo production 

is not considered until a student 

has completed the core curriculum 

classes, taken a private lesson to 

evaluate skill level, or has a current 

demo that needs updating. 

9. I noticed you have improv 

and on-camera classes. If I just 

want to do voice-overs, do I 

need to take those classes, too? 

While some people only want to do 

voice-overs, talent agents often want 

to represent you on camera, too. We 

have classes that prepare you for stage 

acting, corporate industrials, film and 

commercials. The options are there to 

either deepen your acting ability or 

diversify your acting career. 

10. I don’t want to act; 

I just want to do voice-overs. 

It’s your choice whether you want to 

be a voice “talent” or a voice “actor.” 

Voice One guides you through the 

process of becoming an actor so that 

you’re not just talking from the neck 

up but with your whole body, soul and 

mind. Whether you expand into other 

areas of acting or stick with voice-over, 

you’ll learn ways to effectively perform. 

Come join us! 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

• Voice-Over students should bring 

a blank CD, smart phone, mp3 

recorder, or external thumb drive, 

as well as a notebook to class 

each week. 

• “By the Book” students should 

bring a copy of There’s Money 

Where Your Mouth Is to class 

each week. (The book is not 

included in the class fee.) Copies 

may be purchased through 

the Voice One website link to 

Amazon.com, or through major 

bookstores and websites with 

drama sections like Books Inc., 

Barnes & Noble. etc. 

• Ear Prompter students must 

come to class each week with 

a small digital recorder and 

ear piece. Call the office for 

suggested models. 

• DEMOS: All audio demos are 

produced on-site with Elaine 

Clark. Rate starts at $950 for 

the first track. Each minute of 

edited material includes music 

and sound effects. 

• PRIVATE LESSONS: Elaine 

Clark and some instructors are 

available for private lessons 

starting at $150/hour. Call 

or e-mail for an appointment. 

Private lessons are also 

available through video Skype. 

• All payments are non-refundable 

and non-transferable. 

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Instructors 

Elaine Clark is an award-winning 

actor, director, producer, certified 

teacher and the author of the 

quintessential voice-over book, 

There’s Money Where Your Mouth Is, 

and the owner/founder of Voice One. 

Bob Bergen has voiced hundreds 

of cartoons and video games. He’s 

the current Porky Pig, Tweety Bird, 

Marvin the Martian, Henry Haawk, 

Sylvester Jr. and Speedy Gonzales. 

Ed Bogas has spent most of his 

career relating music to words. His 

body of work includes hundreds 

of commercials, the music for the 

Garfield and Peanuts cartoon series 

(with Desiree Goyette) and a BMI 

listing of over a thousand songs. 

Brian Burge is the audio talent 

director at a large talent agency. 

He has a passion for helping actors 

grow in their craft through intuitive 

direction and technical mentoring. 

Tom Chantler has been making his 

living with voice-over and on-camera 

work for about 20 years. He brings 

humor, versatility and enthusiasm 

to his gigs as well as the classroom 

Emily Clark began her career as an 

intern at JE Talent and quickly worked 

her way up to voice over talent agent. 

She now coordinates, negotiates 

and casts talent for Electronic 

Arts, the video game company. 

Sally Clawson is a Voice One alum 

who works steadily in voice over, 

stage and screen. Voice over clients 

include: McDonalds, Macys, Apple, 

Saturn, Yahoo, Telltale Games, 

and Lucas Arts. She offers lively, 

invigorating and purposeful classes. 

Gregg Cohen is a casting director 

for commercial, industrial, and 

print and runs camera for other 

casting directors. She understands 

the client’s POV and shares 

these on-camera auditioning 

techniques with her students. 

John Crane heads up John Crane 

Films, a full service production 

company. He studied rhetoric at 

CAL and has been writing, directing, 

and producing award winning 

commercials for over 30 years 

Jenny Debevec trained at Voice One, 

is a teaching artist and consultant. 

Along with voice over and on camera 

work, she is the lead singer of a band. 

Ann Feehan worked in commercial 

casting for 5 years. She has 

been an improvisor for over 20 

years and has been teaching 

improv for the past 15 years. 

Dave Fennoy has been a preeminent 

voice working in Los Angeles since 

1990. He is one of the most 

versatile voices in the industry 

providing voices for Commercials, 

Narrations, TV Promos, Award 

Shows, Animation and Games. 

Kathy Garver, ”Cissy” from 

the long running CBS TV series 

Family Affair, brings a wealth of 

knowledge about voicing toys, 

narrating books, voice placement, 

diction exercises, and film looping. 

Desiree Goyette, a two time Grammy 

nominee, has enjoyed a singing 

and voice-over career for over 25 

years. Her list of character voice 

credits include: Betty Boop, Barbie, 

Nermal (Garfield’s nemesis), Petunia 

Pig, Honey Bunny and numerous 

others for radio, television and toys. 

Marvin Greene has been performing 

as an actor and musician in the Bay 

Area since 1987, having worked 

extensively in theatre, VO, TV, 

and commercials. For the past 20 

years, he’s taught acting at ACT, 

Berkeley Rep and other schools. 

Harlan Hogan, based in Chicago, is 

the author of Tales and Techniques 

of a VO Actor and The Voice Actor’s 

Guide to Recording at Home... and 

On The Road. Over the last 35 years 

he’s voiced some of advertising’s 

most famous slogans such as: 

“Kills bugs fast, kills bugs dead.” 

Doug Honorof designs dialects, 

accents and character voices for 

stage, screen and VO. As a voice 

and speech trainer, he’s lectured 

at top institutes including Yale 

School of Drama and Tisch/ 

NYU and coaches many top 

Broadway and Hollywood stars. 

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Jennarose Johnson Deeply 

influenced by the Meisner 

Technique (alongside Sandra 

Bullock), the depth of raw emotion 

and authentic, truthful expression 

comes through her expressivearts-style 

performing and teaching. 

Sarah Kliban is a San Francisco 

casting director for feature films, 

television, voice-over, and foreign 

language. As an actor, she has extensive 

experience performing on stage and in 

film... locally and in other countries. 

Ned Lott has produced and cast 

many top titles, including Howl’s 

Moving Castle, The Chronicles of 

Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the 

Wardrobe, plus numerous voice-over 

and ADR sessions for the Walt Disney 

Company, Pixar and SquareEnix. 

David Menashe has a strong 

background in sales/marketing 

and technology. He keeps abreast 

of new and creative ways to reach 

potential customers (directors, 

producers and casting agents) and 

shares these skills in his classes. 

Cristina Milizia, a voice talent for 

over 20 years specializing in character 

voices for toys and games, has recorded 

and cast voices for hundreds of toys 

for companies including Disney, 

Fisher Price, Mattel, and Hasbro. 

Michael O’Brien has voiced 

award winning campaigns for 

the San Francisco Giants, Round 

Table Pizza, Clorox, KAB Man and 

many more. He’s also a writer, oncamera 

performer, improviser and 

one of the founding members of the 

National Theatre of the Deranged. 

Darragh O’Farrell spent 18 years at 

Lucas Arts and is credited as Voice 

Director or Voice Producer on 19 Star 

Wars games as well as many other video 

games. He is currently freelancing 

and working on many projects. 

Everett Oliver is the Booth Director at 

AVO Talent Agency and talent liaison 

at Toonvoice. LA-based, he uses his 

connections to help actors make it in 

Hollywood. He directs voice-over actors 

in countless auditions for animation, 

commercials, interactive, promos, 

trailers, sound-alike, and narration. 

33 Expert Instructors! 

Plus 5 Talent Agents. 

Instructors 

Eugene O’Reilly is a Nationally 

Certified and California Licensed 

Speech-Language Pathologist with 

over 30 years experience and a 

private practice specializing in 

Pronouncing American English and 

Voice Enhancement for Professionals. 

Ian Price combines running a 

successful graphic design and 

branding practice in London and 

San Francisco with a career as a 

voice-over and on-camera actor. 

Scott Ragle is a veteran Bay Area 

actor, having worked in stage, film, 

television, print and web. He has 

a strong passion for technology 

and spent over a decade with 

Apple as a software trainer and 

teacher. Scott is excited to share 

his tips on how actors can use 

social media as a marketing tool. 

Steve Reisberg has directed and 

coached thousands of VO sessions. 

His clients include the very top talent 

in L.A. and many A-list celebreties 

including the late, great “King of 

Voice-overs” Don LaFontaine. For 

ten years he was the VO Audition 

Director for TGMDTalent where he 

helped actors book voice-over jobs. 

David Rosenthal has made his 

living behind the mic and in front 

of the camera for over 20 years, 

and has helped many people get 

their start or further their careers 

in the industry. He’s also the 

founder of Internet Voice Coach. 

Amy Rubinate has narrated over 

225 audiobooks, is the founder 

of Ideal Audiobooks, and is an 

award-winning narrator, producer 

and director. She is also a cabaret 

singer, stage and voiceover actor, 

scriptwriter, puppeteer and 

associate producer for children’s 

television, voiced hundreds of 

interactive toys and video games, 

and cast interactive projects. 

Mary Lynn Wissner As owner & 

Voice Casting Director at Voices 

Voicecasting, since 1990, Mary 

Lynn has cast thousands of 

voices for tv, radio, animation, 

adr, interactive, promo, trailers, 

audiobooks... Including History, 

Nickelodeon, Disney, HGTV, 

Sony Playstation, Nike, Hallmark 

Channel, and DreamWorks. 

Bob Wood’s 25+ year career 

includes hundreds of corporate 

industrials, both on-camera and 

VO. He adds humor, depth, and 

insightful guidance to his students. 

- VOICE PLACEMENT 

& Voice STRENGTHENING One Offers Corporate Training 

- 

Elaine Clark, communication guru 

and author of the best selling book, 

There’s Money Where Your Mouth Is, 

offers private and group coaching: 

• Live Presentations 

• On-Camera 

• Teleprompter 

• Telephone 

• Speech Delivery 

• Voice Improvement 

WORD MOVEMENT & 

ACTIONS 

Dynamic Communication = Success 

- BODY POSITIONING 

AND 

or all of 

GESTURING 

the following areas: 

- VOCAL - Voice Placement CLARITY & Strengthening 

- RESONATORS - Word Movement & AND Actions 

ARTICULATORS 

- Body Positioning and Gesturing 

- RHETORIC: 

- Vocal Clarity 

- Resonators and Articulators 

THE POWER OF 

- Rhetoric: The Power of Persuasion 

PERSUASION 

- Looking and Sounding Natural & Conversational 

- LOOKING AND 

- Owning the Words 

SOUNDING - Delivering a NATURAL 

Confident Message 

& CONVERSATIONAL 

- Engaging the Audience 

- OWNING - Motivating THE the Listener WORDS to Take Action 

- DELIVERING A 

CONFIDENT Voice One communication MESSAGEcoaching results: 

- Improved listening & speaking skills 

- ENGAGING THE 

- Better business relations 

AUDIENCE 

- Increased sales: on the phone, web, or in person 

- MOTIVATING THE 

LISTENER - More confidence TO TAKE 

ACTION 

Ways you and your company can benefit: 

- Executive Development 

Let us design a program suited to your individual or group needs in one 

- Engaged & motivated audiences, co-workers, and clients 

- Presentations 

- Sales Calls 

- Video and Audio Media Relations 

- Voice Mail Systems 

For more information or a quote for individual or group training, 

call 415.974.1103 or email info@voiceone.com. 

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2016 Class Calendar © = Core Classes A = Acting /On-Camera 

K = Kids Classes 

JANUARY 

pg: 7 Small Group Workout (Day)______ 1/5 

pg: 9 The Long Haul_________________ 1/9 

pg: 3 INTRO: Starting Out____________ 1/10 © 

pg: 6 Home Recording – Audacity _____ 1/13 

pg: 6 Peak Performance ____________ _ 1/14 

pg: 4 Stepping Out__________________ 1/17 © 

pg: 5 Creating Characters____________ 1/17 © 

pg: 7 Copy Intensive_________________ 1/19-2/9 

pg: 7 Preparing for a Demo __________ 1/20-27 

pg: 13 On-Camera 101 _______________ 1/21-28 

pg: 4 By The Book ____________ 1/23/24, 30-31 © 

FEBRUARY 

pg: 7 Small Group Workout___________ 2/3 

pg: 12 Acting for VO & More___________ 2/4-18 

pg: 4 Narration Simple ______________ 2/5-6 © 

pg: 6 Home Recording – Studio_______ 2/10 

pg: 3 INTRO: Starting Out ___________ 2/13 © 



pg: 8 VO Boot Camp ________________ 2/21 

pg: 4 Making it M.I.N.E. TM ___________ 2/24-3/16 © 

pg: 5 Bringing Voices to Life__________ 2/26-28 © 

MARCH 

pg: 11 Daytime Conservatory___________ 3/1-5/3 © 

pg: 4 Advanced Narration ___________ 3/5-6 © 



pg: 13 Auditioning For Film___________ 3/13 

pg: 6 Diction & Clarity_______________ 3/14 


pg: 9 That’s NOT All Folks ____________ 3/19-20 

pg: 12 Making Strong Choices_________ 3/21-4/25 A 

pg: 6 Basic British__________________ 3/23-30 

pg: 4 Stepping Out _________________ 3/26 © 


pg: 5 Behind the Scenes_____________ 3/29 © 

pg: 8 Professional Invitational________ 3/31 

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APRIL 

pg: 4 Styles________________________ 4/2-3 © 



pg: 8 Adv Audio Books I & II _________ 4/9 

pg: 6 Your Voice As An Instrument_____ 4/10 


pg: 8 The Booking Edge _____________ 4/16 © 

pg: 5 Positioning & Branding_________ 4/17 © 


pg: 5 Character Intensive ____________ 4/21-6/9 © 

pg: 4 Spontaneity___________________ 4/23-24 © 


pg: 4 Long Form Narration___________ 4/30-5/1 © 

MAY 

pg: 6 ADR/Looping__________________ 5/2 

pg: 8 Promos, Trailers & More ________ 5/4-11 

pg: 9 Video Game: Atmosphere _____ 5/7 

pg: 6 

Home Recording – Audacity (Day)_5/10 

pg: 4 Narration Simple ______________ 5/13-14 © 


pg: 9 Video Game Challenge _________ 5/17-24 

pg: 8 TV Tags & National Reads _______ 5/18-25 


pg: 10 Acting On-Camera for Kids______ 5/21 

pg: 5 Building Your Business _________ 5/22 © 

pg: 9 Mastering #Social Media________ 5/23 

pg: 4 Stepping Out _________________ 5/28 © 


JUNE 

pg: 12 Monologue Magic______________ 6/1 

pg: 4 By The Book _______________ 6/4-5, 11-12 © 

pg: 7 Preparing for a Demo___________ 6/6-13 

pg: 8 Director’s Perspective___________ 6/8 



pg: 6 Articulatory Flexibility__________ 6/16-17 


pg: 6 Dialects I_____________________ 6/18-19 

pg: 6 Dialects II____________________ 6/20 

pg: 8 Nailing the Audition____________ 6/23 



pg: 10 Voice-Over For Kids____________ 6/26 

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JULY 


pg: 13 Audition Tune-Up______________ 7/6 

pg: 8 LA Agent Connection___________ 7/9-10 


pg: 8 Long Form II__________________ 7/13-20 

pg: 12 Unlocking Your Emotions _______ 7/14-21 

pg: 11 SUMMER FAST TRACK ________ 7/16-24, 29 

COMMERCIALS 

• By The Book (Weekend) ________7/16-17, 23-24 © 

• Styles (Day) _______________________ 7/18-19 © 

• Making It M.I.N.E. TM (Day) __________ 7/20-21 © 

• Spontaneity (Day) __________________ 7/22-29 © 

pg: 11 SUMMER FAST TRACK ________ 7/25-31 

CHARACTERS 

• Character Intensive (Day) ___________ 7/25-28 © 

• Bringing Voices to Life (Eve/Weekend)____ 7/29-31 © 


AUGUST 

pg: 11 SUMMER FAST TRACK ________ 8/1-7 

NARRATIONS 

• Narration Simple (Day) _____________ 8/1-2 © 

• Advanced Narration (Day) ___________ 8/3-4 © 

• Long Form Narration (Weekend) ______ 8/6-7 © 

pg: 7 VO Techniques________________ 8/1-15 

pg: 12 Acting For VO & More __________ 8/3-17 


pg: 6 



pg: 7 Your $Money Voice_____________ 8/14 



pg: 8 VO Boot Camp ________________ 8/21 

SEPTEMBER 

pg: 7 Preparing for a Demo___________ 9/7-14 


pg: 13 Teleprompter I_________________ 9/10 

pg: 13 On-Camera Workout____________ 9/10 


pg: 11 Daytime Conservatory___________ 9/12-11/14 © 

pg: 9 Video Game Challenge _________ 9/15-22 



pg: 9 Toys, Apps, & Spin-Offs_________ 9/18 

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pg: 12 Making Strong Choices_________ 9/19-10/24 A 

pg: 6 Diction & Clarity_______________ 9/20 


pg: 4 By the Book ______________9/24-25, 10/1-2 © 

pg: 5 Behind The Scenes_____________ 9/27 © 

OCTOBER 


pg: 7 Nuts & Bolts__________________ 10/4-18 

pg: 5 Bringing Voices to Life__________10/7-9 © 


pg: 4 Making It M.I.N.E. TM ___________ 10/15-16 © 

pg: 7 Musical Literacy_______________ 10/19 

pg: 4 Narration Simple_______________ 10/21-22 © 


pg: 5 Building Your Business _________ 10/27-11/3 



pg: 4 Advanced Narration ____________ 10/30-11/6 © 

NOVEMBER 

pg: 6 ADR/Looping__________________ 11/1 

pg: 12 Monologue Magic______________ 11/2 

pg: 9 In The Studio__________________ 11/4-5 

pg: 5 Positioning & Branding_________ 11/7-14 © 

pg: 7 Crack That Copy _______________ 11/10 

pg: 4 Styles________________________ 11/12-13 © 


pg: 8 Nailing the Audition____________ 11/17 

pg: 5 Character Intensive ______11/18-20, 12/2-3 © 

pg: 6 


pg: 9 Mastering #Social Media _______ 11/22 

pg: 6 Home Recording – Studio _______ 11/29 

DECEMBER 

pg: 4 Spontaneity___________________ 12/4-11 © 


pg: 4 Long Form Narration ___________ 12/10-17 © 

HOLIDAY PARTY!_____________________ 12/14 


pg: 12 

Improv Drop-Ins 

5:30pm-7:30pm, 

Alternate Sundays 

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Directions from the Peninsula 

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or 

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CalTrain 

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Cost varies depending on time of day 

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Parking lots are located on Townsend 

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Inexpensive self-parking lots are on 

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