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Please log in to your account to book your placeDate: July 2nd
Time: 11:00am-12:00pm
We’re delighted to offer a series of one-to-one coaching sessions with William Trotter.
Available online or in person.
Keep your voice limbered, expressive, and impressive
Prepare effectively for castings
Access text with clarity and ease
Be truthful and present on self-tapes
Make people want to listen
Got something else in mind? Try me.
"It seemed like anything could happen. I was totally buzzing."
"An absolute must for any actor eager to work on their craft!"
"A big thank you for your help yesterday. Feeling a lot better about the audition now."
"I came out feeling relaxed and connected. I got to work on a monologue I had not shown to anyone in a safe environment — and was introduced to new exercises I’d never encountered before."
"I wasn't really sure what to expect, but I’ve used everything we did since then."
"I had a complete lightbulb moment. It really felt like a step forward — incredibly satisfying, so thank you."
"On a deeper level, it has really helped to refocus me."
About William:
William Trotter works with voice and its relationship to language as a creative component of both the actor's development and the rehearsal process. He works face-to-face, on shows and in workshops . He has worked with actors of many levels of experience, established names and people in the early stages of their careers. His individual clients have worked at the National, Royal Court and the West End. The theatrical work, including at Arcola, BAC, Finborough, Royal Court, Lyric Studio, Menier, New Diorama, Park and Riverside Studios, involved supporting actors whose experience has been in films to find voice for the stage, pre-rehearsal and pre-performance warm-ups, as well as audibility and vocal tension. He started and leads On Voice, the regular voice-text sessions of Actors Guild GB sponsored by Spotlight, and started and developed the Actors Center Shakespeare Speaking Laboratory. Workshops conducted at the Actors Centre included The Character's Voice Search, The Vocal Truth for Stage and Screen, Multicultural Shakespeare, Working Words and Working Shakespeare's Words. He has directed workshops for Escape Artists, Graeae, Mind the Gap, Magic Circle, The Royal Scottish Conservatoire, for the actor-director workshop of the Tamasha Theatre and for the Theater Arts Group in Bucharest. Non-actor work has included work with presenters from China Radio International, ITN Factual, and LBC. The theater schools he has taught at include ArtsEd, Central, Drama Center, East 15, and LAMDA. He trained at Central, Bristol and Exeter Universities and was on the British Voice Association's training working group.
