Every singer needs a reliable instrument.
Every singer needs a reliable instrument.
Technique is consistency. And consistency is the key to confidence.
Singing should feel effortless. So why am I struggling?
Men, do you understand the importance of your falsetto? Women, how about the real differences between chest, chest-mix, and belt?
“Technique” isn’t the highfalutin talk of classical singers. It applies to all styles of singing. At its most basic, technique is the ability to understand how your voice works so that you can control it with consistency.
Imagine walking onstage knowing exactly how your voice is going to work. Feels incredible, right?
Singers are athletes, and nine times out of ten, their voice needs a trainer.
Stop worrying about the high notes. I’ll help you reach your range potential.
Composers are obsessed with high notes. The problem is some voices aren’t set up to hit them right out of the gate, if at all.
Through consistent training, I build your voice so that you can sing at the absolute height of your range.
No matter what, I celebrate your unique instrument and always encourage working with it, not against it. I find ways to create gripping moments without risking vocal injury.
Singers are athletes, and nine times out of ten, their voice needs a trainer.
Stop worrying about the high notes. I’ll help you reach your range potential.
Composers are obsessed with high notes. The problem is some voices aren’t set up to hit them right out of the gate, if at all.
Through consistent training, I build your voice so that you can sing at the absolute height of your range.
No matter what, I celebrate your unique instrument and always encourage working with it, not against it. I find ways to create gripping moments without risking vocal injury.
Voice training isn’t about great singing. It’s about great singers.
Strip away old habits, myths, and misinformation to reveal your unique sound.
Have you heard that your voice is too nasally? There is a simple reason: the placement of your soft palate is likely misdirecting your sound. How about too breathy? You might be surprised that it has little to do with your breath—one of singing’s biggest misconceptions. Adjusting your vowels fixes most problems singers often associate with breath and air pressure.
Your voice tells me what it needs. Based on what I hear in the moment, I employ exercises that encourage your voice to function without glitches that could distort your true sound.
Singers are athletes, and nine times out of ten, their voice needs a trainer.
Find a space where you feel respected, seen, and supported.
Ironically, it can be hard to feel heard and to find honest feedback in this business.
Regardless of what you hear in the audition room, from your agent, or about your “type,” you need a safe place to sort it all out.
With every vocal decision, I work toward the career you envision for yourself and help you make sense of the challenges along the way.
Walk into the audition room feeling energized, not stressed.
Seasoned actors know that the trickiest part about maintaining a book is paring it down. The longer you’re at this audition thing, the less songs you use.
I help you build a concise, flexible book that hits every style and showcases your flexibility as an actor.
Then I strategize ways to keep your rep invigorated so that it doesn’t go stale.
Remote training is here to stay. So I built an industry-best virtual studio.
I invest in each of my clients and do everything I can to see them succeed.
Online training has become a staple of the industry during COVID, and I’ve done my due diligence to engineer virtual lessons that rival those in person.
My virtual studio features professional-grade camera, lighting, and sound equipment, as well as cutting-edge software and a hard-wired internet connection for minimal lag.