Kahlil  Joseph               

❖ ACTORS

Do you need:

- a particular country’s/region’s accent/dialect for an audition/role? Call Kahlil and he’ll figure out the best course of action for you.

- to prepare your sides/scene/script for an audition/role? Get ready for your role with solid and truthful character choices, cold reading possibilities, audition etiquette, how to carry yourself in meetings with casting directors/producers, and much more.

- to learn about vocal energy going through to the end of a thought or phrase? Learn how this strengthens your choices.

- to know how good vocal/speech choices, emphasis on the operative words in a line, pitch, tempo, etc. suddenly give you a much better understanding of the text and your character?

- to prepare classical and contemporary text – Shakespeare, Greek, Restoration, and commercials, voiceover, soaps, sitcoms, dramas, plays, etc.?

- to breathe correctly from the right areas of your body and in the correct places in a line? Allow yourself to benefit from this.

- to avoid blowing out your voice? Let Mr. Joseph introduce or refine Linklater and rib-reserved breathing techniques for you.

❖ PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GET FIT THROUGH KICKBOXING

❖ BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS (Clear Communication) 

Would you like to:

- speak without regionalisms from any state?

- get an edge over others in job interviews/workplace?

- acquire a crisp, clear, articulate American accent?

❖ INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS (Accent Reduction)

Wouldn't you love to:

- sound more American when you speak?

- avoid having others ask you to repeat yourself?

Train with Kahlil - because of his continuous and extensive knowledge of other countries and their sounds, he’ll help you learn the American vowel and consonant substitutions.

❖ KIDS & YOUTHS

As parents reading this, do you feel your child needs:

- to improve his/her speaking skills for showbiz (performance)?

- to speak more powerfully and not mumble?

- to learn how to learn to use his/her voice and speech for different emotional states as actors (when the character is happy, sad, angry, excited, etc.)?

- to speak better for everyday life (ex. - school)?

- to improve his/her diction (pronunciation of words)? 

(In schools these days, children are unfortunately not taught excellent speech. Superior diction is not emphasized, a lot of times because teachers themselves these days do not possess excellent speech. As a result, poor speech habits are formed and children can tend to speak with what is known as "lazy" speech, which continues into adulthood).