Interview with Celebrity Voice Coach, Roger Love: Mastering the Art of Projecting Confidence

[@KaikaKia]

The tips begin at 9:45.

[@jitskrol8344]

Awesome, thank you Victor Cheng and Roger Love for making this available to the general public for free. KZbin needs more people like you.

[@georgenguyen4361]

Perfect. I have been searching for a resource that would improve my public speaking substantially and I think I may have found it. This information has changed my perspective on communication. Thank you Mr. Cheng. And to Mr. Love as well.

[@Puff1129]

I had a smile on my face the entire time watching this video. Great information!

[@vnusa1]

Thank you Roger Love!!! You are right...our piano voice are too flat. Thanks Victor for posting the video.

[@darryldate-shappard7512]

Roger's concept of voice and sing/speaking is great! When I was in my high school drama group, we had a fake singing group called "The Monotones". Our best performance was singing "Happy Birthday to You" at a friend's birthday. It just sounded strange for such an emotive song to be sung like that. I would love to get voice lessons from Roger!

[@wypimentel]

One of the best videos I've ever seen, true! Thanks for the interviewer and to Roger. You know, I took notes! About the Squeaky Hinge, a lot of Americans do that, I remember the series called "Falling Skies", everybody there speaks like that, that was so boring to hear. Thanks

[@ApOkasC]

Nice job both of you!!! What is this man? Unbelievable. Thank you!

[@kikititus3772]

This is awesome. Thanks Victor for bringing Roger to the show.

[@DevoidMoon]

Roger Love, you. are. a. genius. THANK YOU!

[@joshramirez5685]

A very helpful video, It has helped me with my public speaking. I just wished I've known all this techniques years ago. Thank you!

Great interview. Thanks for putting it together.

[@TheRecruitmentGuy]

This is a splendid video, thank you Graham Martin

[@alonnajagodinski4510]

awesome info! Thank you so much!

[@neuromancer27]

Excellent....very interesting approach !

[@wfong4269]

Awesome vid ! Really informative and interesting !

[@mightymuchhala]

Greattt one... thank you soooo muchhhh... all the lessons were of tremendous help...

[@AbbasBadran]

Great ! Roger is the top

[@HieuI.F]

Great insight, thank you both ^^

[@JobsAndCareersAdvisor]

Again thanks a lot for sharing

[@CodeDeadliftRepeat]

Very Helpful! Thanks!!

[@augustinaspinoula3329]

Amazing interview! Amazing knowledge! Amazing generosity! Thank you so much!! I am thrilled and going to visit The perfect voice.com :-)

[@alphadograhul2803]

catalyst that most of us needed.

[@smartsapian]

I sincerely laughed and clapped when victor just did one "uhh" in sentence after Roger pointed out. What a quick improvement Victor !! cheers. Thanks a lot, from a person who has seriously bad voice quality.

[@DavidTritschler]

great interviewer Victor I have been doing a similar idea with music composers and I appreciate how difficult it can be to interview someone. Your questions and reflections really steered the conversation to golden nuggets of insights. Very well done interview Victor.

[@LinYouToo]

loved 20:45-21:30 hahaha...sounds just like someone I went to college with! Oh boy, we're all guilty. Great stuff, and easy to follow!

[@littlepigism]

Minute 33, an excellent example is from M. L. King, "I have a dreammmm".

[@dosidiots9973]

omg!!! I love this video. I kind of did a similar video.

[@LeonardoMaracino]

What he says makes sense to me, and i appreciate his exercises a lot, but boy his voice is so exaggerated! I wonder what he's voice really sounds like, because so far i've only heard his "mask" voice. Still, thank you for your teachings.

[@RafaelGonzalezDeGouveia]

does anybody know what is the name of the studies mentioned in second 8:06? thanks :)

[@eddiesamuel1]

I thought singing and speaking use two different parts of the brain.

[@zapatastyle]

Monotone in need of help

[@markhuntington5088]

Dude, I want to listen to Mr Love, not you. No offence.