Welcome to the Such A Voice Premier MasterClass program. It is our top and most comprehensive package. We limit the group to approximately 12 individuals, and these spots fill up fast. Participants come out of this MasterClass program with the finest demos, the best information and some head-start industry contacts! After you attend the MasterClass, you will never think about how you read or speak in the same way again.

The Such A Voice Premier MasterClass program is more expensive than our other packages (though right in line with standard New York prices and in fact less expensive than many). However, this is the best way to go, and we will prepare you in a way that nobody else will. If you join this MasterClass, you’ll be on the inside track to potential success in a great field.

State-of-the-Art Demo Production
Following your private coaching session.
Session held at a qualified studio near the location of the group coaching.

Dan Levine, founder and president of Such A Voice, has earned the respect of the industry and has helped launch the careers of countless successful voice-over actors throughout the United States.

Dan is a 1992 Tony Award nominee for the score of the Broadway musical "Anna Karenina." He has won many awards for his commercial productions as well, including a national Clio Award and several local advertising ADDY Awards and nominations. As a successful record producer and music arranger/orchestrator, his arranging and/or production credits include CDs for singers such as Leslie Uggams, several original cast recordings and numerous television shows and commercials. For 17 years, Dan produced commercials for hundreds of clients around the country.

Dan's voice-over seminars, entitled "You're On the Air," have motivated countless future voice-over artists. He continues to deliver these seminars to packed houses throughout the country. Dan's unique marketing technique has opened doors for talented individuals who might never have made it using conventional marketing methods. His philosophy of being who you are and turning your natural personality into a marketable commodity is giving new talented voice-over artists the opportunity to find their inner strengths and to use them in a fun, lucrative and productive way.

Dan Levine

"Your method works"

"Your method works ... all I did was follow your marketing instruction. This new career has exceeded my wildest expectations. I couldn’t have done it without you."

—Bob Gatchel

"Thank You, Thank You, Thank You"

"Dear Dan,

I do not know how to thank you and the entire staff at Such A Voice for an amazing experience, from the initial MasterClass I took with you back in November to today, when I heard my demo for the first time! I could not be more pleased with the entire Such A Voice Program. I cannot tell you how amazed I am at the demo you produced for me. It is a testimony to all of the training and support that I received from your entire staff both during and after that class.

I am grateful for many things in my life and Such A Voice has been added to that list. I could not be prouder to be a member of your talent roster. I hope that many more individuals who dream of becoming voice-over professionals reach out to Such A Voice for the same guidance that I received.

Please extend my gratitude to the entire Such A Voice staff for all that they did and continue to do through our bi-weekly teleconferences. The marketing expertise shared by your staff is timely, practical and very valuable as I create my business plan and move forward in this very special profession."

—Diane Franz

Lisa Foster

Lisa Foster, with 15 years of experience in voice-overs and broadcasting, has one of the most versatile voices in the industry.

She has written and voiced live and recorded commercials for dozens of businesses and corporations including Crest Toothpaste, Olay, Café Appassionato, LA Weight Loss, Advanced Laser Clinics and Sleep Train. Foster has done numerous local and national spots, from website narratives and computer games to commercials and even comedy bits! She is a well-known on-air radio personality in the Seattle broadcast market, and with her state-of-the-art home recording studio, she is now being heard all over the world!

Lisa loves to talk, especially about voice-overs!

Won’t you join her?

Lisa is a member of SaVoa, the Society of Accredited Voice Over Artists.

John Billingsley has over 15 years of experience in music, television and film production and holds a master's degree in Media Studies. He worked for many years in New York City on the staff of two major recording studios, Quad and Looking Glass. He did extensive freelance production work in the city as well and has engineering credits on albums in a wide range of musical genres, including ensembles from Philip Glass to Phish. John also has audio production credits on television programs that have aired on major networks such as MTV, VH1 and PBS.

John relocated to Burlington, Vermont in 2002 where he taught media production and business courses at Champlain College and managed the college’s broadcast media facilities. Through his independent production company, John has scored music and created sound design for numerous independent films. Currently he is directing and producing a documentary film titled "Liemba" about the oldest operation passenger ship in Africa. Visit www.liemba.org to find out more.

John joined the Such A Voice team in 2005, and has helped many new voice-over talents get their careers started through his charismatic coaching and producing style.

John’s ears work wonders with all of our voice-over talents. He is fun and easy to work with, and knows how to get the best out of each and every one of our clients. Trust John to put together an immaculate voice-over demo for you, that will absolutely help you get the work!

John Billingsley

"A great kickoff for my career"

Such A Voice has been a great kickoff for my career. I was a stage actor, and the Such A Voice staff helped me apply those skills to the very different art of voice acting. They gave me some great marketing advice, trained me in ProTools and produced a high-quality demo—all in beautiful Burlington, Vermont.

But I think the most valuable assets I’ve gained are the follow-up technical support and the genuine warmth of the entire staff. Thanks especially go out to two wonderful guys, John Billingsley and Ben Werlin!

—Diane Havens (Voicey Award Finalist for Best Voice Team in 2008)

Brendan Coyle

Brendan Coyle has more than ten years of experience in the music business. He earned his master's degree in Music Technology from the College of Saint Rose. He has produced recordings for projects ranging from choruses and big bands to jazz trios and folk artists. Brendan has done narration work on independent films and has worked for years with the Capital Repertory Theater in Albany, New York.

Brendan’s years of experience as a musician and a producer have given him a great ear and the ability to get the best sound while working with a diverse range of clients. He believes that the key to a good recording is a comfortable and fun working environment where he can use his skills and your talent to achieve the best demo.

"My demo is ... absolutely excellent"

I was able to get my demo and it is excellent. It is absolutely excellent. I thank you! I thank you! I like it and it’s my voice! I really don’t like my voice that much but it sounds really really great! Thank you so much."

—Ron Missick

Heather Costa attended Dan Levine’s voice-over MasterClass in July 2004 and has quickly developed a highly successful voice-over career for herself.

Today, just over two years after studying with us, Heather finds herself with a massive client list of 200+. Take a peek at it at www.heathercosta.com. Her website speaks to her professionalism and her organized approach toward the entrepreneurial field of voice-overs. She has set herself up to cover every angle of voice-over work that she can.

After watching Heather’s success story, we asked her to join our team in early 2006. She has been doing a marvelous job. Her warmth and sincerity as a person and as a voice-over artist have helped her to succeed as an excellent teacher and producer. She is already inspiring many new voice talents to follow in her footsteps.

Heather is a member of SaVoa, the Society of Accredited Voice Over Artists.

Heather Costa

"Thirteen hundred dollars in 13 hours!"

"In one week's time I made over $1,300 doing voice-overs! The total time I spent producing the projects for the clients was only 13 hours! And I just started marketing my voice over business full time ...

I appreciate all the help that Such a Voice has provided for me in my voice-over career!"

—Tom Chalker

Rob Sciglimpaglia

Rob Sciglimpaglia attended Dan Levine’s voice-over MasterClass in April 2005 and has rapidly developed a highly successful voice-over and acting career.

Just a few years after studying with us, he has developed a massive client list. Rob has done voice-overs for television commercials for the LA Dodgers, Aquafina and for Dean Koontz’s book, "The Husband." He did a national documentary for PBS on the American Experience series, and he appeared in a leading role as Czar Nicholas II on the History Channel's "Russia: Engineering an Empire."

What is truly amazing about Rob is that he was able to quickly take his voice-over success and translate it over to the acting world. Rob has recently appeared in projects with names like Campbell Scott, Hugh Grant, Drew Barrymore, Brad Garrett, Kristen Johnson, Patrick Dempsey, Susan Sarandon, Amy Adams, James Marsden, Denis Leary, Tatum O’Neal, James Gandolfini, Idie Falco and Uma Thurman among numerous others. At this point, it is safe to say that Rob is a rising star in the television and film industries.

Rob is very excited to share his knowledge of the voice-over industry with you. He has had great success along many avenues of voice-over work. His experience, composure and great attitude have helped many aspiring voice-over talents. Let Rob show you how it’s done in today’s voice-over industry!

Rob is a member of SaVoa, the Society of Accredited Voice Over Artists.

Rob Sciglimpaglia’s Voice-Over Website
Courier News article featuring Rob Sciglimpaglia and Such A Voice

"I’ve done national television"

"Since taking your course, I’ve done national television and radio spots for a major video company and industrials for Fortune 500 companies ... Finding someone like you to impart these skills has surely helped my success ... "

—Peter Jay Gould

Support Staff: Ben Werlin and Jeff Santoro

Ben Werlin, Business Manager

Ben Werlin has been with Such A Voice for four years. With a background in music business and a great understanding of entreprenurial ventures, Ben has a level-headed, hands-on approach to the voice-over business. Ben has studio experience as well, and has done voice-over demo production work with Such A Voice in the past. He recently wrote the Such A Voice "Approach to Pro Tools for Voice-Overs," a manual that teaches voice-over artists exactly how to record and edit their voice-over work on the industry standard recording software. The manual is a resource available free of charge to all Such A Voice clients. Ben also offers private coaching sessions on Pro Tools recording software in Vermont.

Consider Ben your resource at Such A Voice for any (except scheduling-related) questions that you might have about your voice-over career or your account with Such A Voice.

Jeff Santoro, Scheduling Director

Jeff Santoro has worked with Such A Voice for three years. He is the point man for arranging all of our clients' sessions. Jeff has a great way with people, and he strives to make every Such A Voice client feel like the only Such A Voice client.

Leave the details to Jeff, and you will be well taken care of.

"You made that class so enjoyable"

"This is what has happened since taking your voice-over class last January:

• In June, I did a tag line for a candy shop that was aired on the cable station that serves the Plymouth/Cape Cod area.
• I was hired by a producer on the Cape to be the voice for the J. Baker Shoe promo for the sales staff of J. Baker Shoe Co. There were pages of script but somehow I did it, a real test by fire, and was asked to do the next promo for the same company.
• During this time, I was a weekly reader at the Talking Information Center (TIC) in Marshfield, where I read newspapers and recorded two books—a very rewarding experience, although a volunteer one.
• Three jobs got away because of scheduling conflicts; after all, I do have a "real" job, but these things will happen.
• The local Continental Cable Station, Channel 13 in the New Bedford/Fall River area, hired me to do three tag lines and two 3D-second commercials.
• I’m going to start taping every week in January for the new producers of the DeWolf Real Estate show, which airs Sunday morning on Channel 5 in the Boston area and on the CPB affiliate in Hartford. The first show with the new voices is supposed to air on Jan. 12.

I know this is long, but I wanted to thank you. You made that class so enjoyable. I don’t know where this is all going but that’s part of the fun. Again, thank you so much—I’m having a great time!"

—Mary Collins