
Voiceover 101: The Video Game Gateway
Break into voiceover! Use video game scripts as your fun, hands-on path into the booth.
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Service Description
Learn what it takes to deliver grounded, high-stakes voiceover work. Using video games—one of the most dynamic, fast-growing entry points into the industry—as your practical sandbox, this class demystifies studio technique and gives you real, repeatable control behind the mic. You’ll work directly on video game, animation, and commercial copy to build versatile VO skills. You’ll learn how to analyze interactive scripts, navigate booth mechanics, protect your voice during intense sessions, and take live direction on the fly with confidence. In this class, you’ll: Work on video game copy to build skills that transfer across all VO genres. Master mic technique, physical movement in the booth, and vocal safety. Break down interactive, narrative, and commercial scripts quickly. Practice taking live director notes and making instant adjustments. Learn studio etiquette, home recording basics, and audition standards. Receive individualized weekly coaching and performance feedback. Whether you're a gamer, curious about VO, or expanding your acting toolkit, you’ll walk away with the practical foundation needed to step up to any mic. Instructor Spotlight Sean Durrie is an award winning actor with experience across film, television, stage, and video games. An experienced voice over & motion capture artist, he recently appeared as the lead role in “Control Resonant”. Other credits include “Control”, “Fallout 4”, “Quantum Break”, and “Genshin Impact”. He received his education at AADA and South Coast Repertory’s Professional Conservatory. Course Details: Thursdays, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM February 17 - March 24, Six Weeks Capacity: 12 Students Investment: $200 Early Registration: 20% off through February 3rd Eligible for Class Packages Flexible Payment Plans Available










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Workshop Policy By registering for a workshop, you agree to the following: Your spot is not confirmed until payment (or deposit, if applicable) is received. You may request more than two payments on your payment plan by emailing info@futureartistsla.org Deposits are non-refundable Any remaining balance must be paid before the first class, or your spot may be released Workshops are non-refundable, but you may transfer your enrollment to another class within one (1) year Missed classes are not refunded or made up If LACAE cancels a workshop, you will receive either a full refund or a credit
Contact Details
11031 Camarillo Street, North Hollywood, CA, USA
818-853-3854
info@futureartistsla.org