Alex has helped me improve my approach cold reads, commercial acting, character acting and post-production editing.

After completing the Group Voice Acting Course at Voices Carey, I continued my voice training with Tom. These virtual private lessons helped me with vocal tonality, improvisation, dealing with cold reads, and establishing beats. 

Instructed by Jose Sandoval (Guest Instructors: Jill Harris and Tyler Walker)

This virtual workshop consisted of four 3-hour sessions that focused on the fundamentals of ADR, as well as the pre-production and script adaptation processes that goes into a dubbing session 

Jill Harris guest directed one of our sessions, where she reviewed our auditions for a class dub, provided us with feedback on our auditions and assigned us roles 

Tyler Walker guest directed one of our sessions, and provided us with insight on the script adaptation process

The course culminated in a mock dubbing session where every student provided character voices and walla for a scene.

Instructed by Bryan Massey, Shawn Gann, Erin Nicole Lundquist, Jill Harris

The in-person workshop focused on commercial voice over, anime character auditions, video game auditions, and ADR fundamentals 

Students were provided with opportunities to both practice ADR and perform auditions in the booth 

Instructed by Sara Ragsdale and Joel McDonald 

The in-person workshop focused on the fundamentals of ADR and video game auditions 

Students were provided with opportunities to both practice ADR and perform auditions in the booth 

Instructed by Anthony Bowling, Manny Aragon, Jim Foronda, and Erica Muse 

The in-person workshop focused on anime character auditions, ADR, creature auditions, commercial voice over auditions and the live action commercial industry

Students were provided with opportunities to practice ADR in the booth 

Instructed by Bryan Massey, Ray Hurd, Shawn Gann, and Marcus Stimac 

The in-person workshop focused on commercial voice over, ADR, anime character auditions, and voice over career building fundamentals

Students were provided with opportunities to practice ADR in the booth 

Instructed by Brent Mukai

The virtual course taught me how to approach anime character auditions. Students focused on two different scripts and were provided with feedback on their performances. 

Instructed by Tamás (Tom) Rieser

The virtual course taught me the basic fundamentals of voice acting. The course utilized scripts from various genres, including: commercial, anime, audiobook, video game, e-learning and animation.

Completed Improv 101, Improv 201, and Improv 301

Improv 101 covered the basics of improvisational comedy

Improv 201 covered creating and sustaining improvised scenes, improvising characters, status, and environment, as well as performance-level games.

Improv 301 covered rhyming and wordplay, as well as styles, games and approaches to live performances. The workshop culminated in a live group performance open to the public.

Completed Level One, Level Two and Level Three

Each course covered a different aspect of improvisational comedy, with each higher-level course building upon the fundamentals taught in the previous workshop.

Each course culminated in a live group performance open to the public.

The course covered the basics of standup comedy. The workshop culminated in each student delivering a live set open to the public.