“Thank you for calling…” opened the doors to my acting career.

I fell in love with voice acting the second I finished voicing my first spot.

READY TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO BECOME A VOICE ACTOR?

I’m here to help new voice actors like you build a creative business, celebrate your unique voice, and reclaim your confidence as an actor!

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  • "I highly recommend Havilland to anyone considering becoming professional VO Actor. She is also a very compassionate woman determined to helping her students succeed by spending extra time with them."

    Dale Tolbert

  • "Havilland brings a calm, cool, and collected energy to the idea of freelancing, and that was huge for me because I found freelancing to be a bit intimidating. Her advice is sound and reassuring, and I've felt a boost in my confidence that I can do this! I can see myself confidently in this new role. Believing in myself, setting my prices, telling my story ..."

    Barb Corley

  • “I highly recommend Havilland because her truthfulness, transparency, and practical tips for creatives in business are a life-saver and an eye-opener. Thank you Havilland for all you do!”

    Whitney Barkley

  • "[Havilland]has an uncanny ability to make each person feel validated in voicing their challenges. Her critiques are spot on, yet gentle enough to get you back on the wagon with your head held high."

    Candace James

  • "Thank you so much for providing me with knowledge and direction in starting my business! Thank you also, for all the resources and suggestions in helping me prioritizing the steps in organizing my business and "getting it off the ground."

    Cynthia Shropshire

  • "I want to thank you for all the help you've given me over the years. You are not afraid to insert constructive criticism when needed. If the initial interpretation of a scene is off, you suggest a different approach that captures the nuance of the language that were missed. You can read when a person is ill at ease or gives a poor reading of a scene and encourage them to take a moment to compose themselves and do another take. You are patient during shooting and always looking to capture the best perfomance possible. It is your professional demeanor that shines through in all aspects."

    Tom Cahill

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