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The Tongues

Accent & Dialect Coaching for Actors

Build an accent that is specific, repeatable and fully connected to performance—not a collection of sounds pasted onto the scene.

Online one-to-one coaching for professional actors, voice artists and drama-school graduates preparing for auditions and roles or developing their long-term casting range.

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Online coaching worldwidePrivate 60-minute sessionsSingle sessions from £120

Built for performance

Technique that survives the scene

We identify the target accent's sound system, rhythm, melody and physical placement, then focus on the features that matter most for your material. You develop reliable auditory and physical anchors instead of relying on imitation alone.

The accent is then tested under pace, emotion, interruption and character intention. Every session is tailored to your text, deadline and way of learning, whether that works best through listening, imagery, phonetics, physical placement or a blend of approaches.

Practical outcomes

What you can build

A clear accent map

Understand the sound, rhythm and placement choices that define the target accent.

Performance connection

Move from technical accuracy into truthful, responsive work that remains available in the scene.

Independent practice

Leave with personalised recordings, notes and exercises, or focused work on your actual audition text.

Questions

Auditions, phonetics and online sessions

A last-minute audition can be handled in a focused single session by prioritising the highest-impact features and working directly on your sides. You do not need to know phonetics: the coaching adapts to how you learn. Sessions are delivered online worldwide, making it easy to use recordings, close listening and your own audition setup.

Keith Higinbotham works across AAA games as a voice director, performer and dialect coach, with credits including Baldur's Gate III, Dragon Quest I–III HD-2D Remakes, Space Marine II, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and Nioh 3.

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