"The human brain starts working the moment you are born and never stops until you stand up to speak in public." - George Jessel
Everyone has the ability to be a powerful speaker. However, being a powerful speaker means more than being loud enough to be heard or articulate enough to be understood. It means that when you speak the audience follows you; you affect them with the imagery of your words, and ignite an emotional and intellectual response with status and ownership.
The Integrated Actor Workshop April 28th - 29th 12pm -4pm
For more information please contact info@sfvoicecenter.com or 415.563.1456
"Speech is one of the major methods of communication. Most of us have a voice but not everyone knows how to use it. You don't need to be a performer, a poet, or a politician to have a good voice: whatever your background, you will want your voice to be clear, resonant and free of tension so that your message is expressed intelligibly, audibly and engagingly." Rebecca Root (guest teacher)