American Accent Training in the comfort of your own home and always there when you need it

This world-first online training module comes complete with charts and diagrams to help master mouth position. It even has cool animations to show you exactly how to say the word, and sound files that show you how to sound, and, more importantly, how NOT to sound.

It provides a strong foundation in the fundamentals of the American Dialect.
It is an incredible resource, which you can refer to during further training and before any American audition or performance for years to come.

We have created this comprehensive electronic workbook combined with an interactive online training station for anyone who is looking to always have their American Accent skills fit and ready to perform.

Watch the video to grab a sneak peak at how it works

World renowned psychiatrist William Glasser studies have been interpreted that we only retain 10% of what we read but 80% of what we experience. Whether or not this is true it is clear that learning through practical application with strong visual stimuli and continual use of a learned skill are the most valuable ways to retain and generate learned skills.

One of the biggest issues with learning the American Accent (as with most training) is retaining what you’ve learned for the time you will need it which could be weeks or months away. For others, the issue, may be a desire to learn within your own space and time in order to work around your schedule. Or you simply may not be able to access world-class training in your city.

The Secrets of the General American Accent solves both of these issues and is an unbeatable tool for your success as an actor!

Buy it now and take advantage of our special deal!

For a short time only $47.00 (Normally $97.50)

Please note- This training is for anyone, particularly actors, interested in mastering the common USA West Coast broadcast accent or ‘General American’ accent (and not Standard American as it is often referred to. Standard American is the more sophiticated theatrical sound- more like an old world silver screen film accent or more recently how Niles and Frazier Crane speak in the TV sitcom Frazier)