What this training is
Classes cover microphone technique, copy interpretation, the distinct demands of commercial, animation, promo, and video game work, and increasingly the home studio: recording, editing, and delivering auditions yourself. Demo production is often sold alongside training and is a significant additional cost.
Who it suits
Actors adding a revenue stream, performers with strong vocal range, and people entering voice work without on-camera ambitions at all.
What these listings show
Counted from the verified records on this page when the site was last built, on 2026-08-15.
- Published pricing. 4 of 6 publish enough pricing to place them in a band: $ (2), $$ (1), $$$ (1). The other 2 do not publish rates, so you have to ask.
- Audit or trial. 3 of these 6 offer an audit or a trial class, which is the cheapest way to judge a teacher before committing.
- Levels. 6 accept complete beginners and 6 run advanced work.
- Private coaching. 4 also offer one-to-one coaching alongside classes.
- Young actors. 3 of these serve kids or teens as well as adults.
- Where they are. Concentrated in North Hollywood and Studio City (2), Hollywood and Mid-City (1), Burbank and Glendale (1), across 5 areas of Los Angeles in total.
- Techniques taught. Most commonly Eclectic / multi-technique (5), On-camera technique (3), Comedy technique (3).
- How established. 4 publish a founding year, the earliest 1988 and the most recent 2015.
How to compare them
Separate the cost of the class from the cost of a demo and ask both up front, because a demo is typically the larger expense and is sometimes presented as included when it is not. Ask whether you record every session. Ask what the teacher currently books, since the voice market has changed fast and older credits do not tell you much about present conditions.