Going further with voiceover

Training, coaching and professional feedback can boost your skills and help you ensure you're delivering your best work.

Voiceover training is not one-size-fits-all. Some courses focus on performance, some on studio technique, some on public speaking, some on audiobook narration, and some on the business side. Before paying for training, be clear about what you want to learn.

These are places I’d suggest exploring, not a guarantee that any one course is right for you.

NIDA Open (Sydney, Melbourne, online)

Good for: performance foundations, voiceover, voice, text, acting tools.

NIDA Open currently lists Voice-over Essentials as a two-day introduction to voiceover, with practical exploration of core techniques.

NIDA also offers broader voice courses like Voice: An Introduction and
The Creative Voice, which are useful for vocal clarity, confidence and expressive delivery.

For more advanced content, NIDA offers accent courses and
other targeted workshops.

Juliet Jordan / The Voice Business (Sydney/online)

Good for: voice, presence, communication, presentation,

professional vocal confidence.

Juliet Jordan is a highly experienced voice artist and coach. Her expertise includes voice improvement, speaking skills, media skills, presence, influence, confidence and presentation.

The Voice Business offers specialised voiceover training, including general voiceover, demo reel preparation, podcasting, cartoon voices and accents.