Canadian Dialect
Many Canadian dialect speakers sound no different from other North American English speakers. There is a stereotypical Canadian dialect, but the reality is that most Canadians don't have a Canadian accent.... Read more
Many Canadian dialect speakers sound no different from other North American English speakers. There is a stereotypical Canadian dialect, but the reality is that most Canadians don't have a Canadian accent.... Read more
New Orleans actors have experienced a lot of change over the last ten years - though many of them haven't been there through all of it. A lot of New Orleans... Read more
It can be difficult for an actor or director to decide what to do with Steel Magnolias accents just based upon what's in the script. There's actually quite a bit more... Read more
It's not uncommon for me to get an inquiry about an RP accent course, whether online or in person. Standard British and some form of General American are the two... Read more
It's a big ol' state, so there are variations in the Texan dialect and there are arguments to be had, but Texan dialects got a whole lot what's shared, too. Origins... Read more
A Cockney accent can mean a few different things... It depends on how specific you're being. A True Cockney Accent Technically, a true Cockney accent can only be spoken by a... Read more
"They should speak Southern." That's the response I got from a director yesterday in response to an inquiry I'd made about accents for a musical I'm doing pre-production work on. ... Read more
Received Pronunciation - commonly called RP or Standard British - is the accent most people mean when they say that they want to learn a British accent. RP can be... Read more