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Advised by a friendly fellow-EDF'er to post outside the Classified section, as more people shlep over here to The Lounge.


So . . . Recently used a website to find a local-ish voice coach (Crystal Palace) - who blew me off the instant she heard what I wanted. Which didn't stop the website helping itself to a 'fee' from my account ... and again the next month - before I realised what was happening and blocked them. I won't name the site but I see extremely negative and accurate reviews online.


I'm looking for face-to-face (not remote) sessions to maximise the clarity of my diction (absolutely not to 'sound posh'), also my vocal projection. Further - tho it's a secondary consideration - to lose the vestigal accent of my long ago non-UK youth (because it's just not 'me' anymore).


Hoping there's someone who can help me.

Surprised it's not easier in a great big city like London.

Send me a PM.


Lee Scoresby

I was going to jokingly suggest Brian Blessed, then I thought, actually actors do use voice coaches, so have you thought about Googling/contacting actor agencies, especially those that specialise in voice over work?


Would be rude to now not post a tribute to the blessed Brian...


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