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Paul Meier Dialect Services: The Standard British English Dialect
Paul Meier Dialect Services: The Standard British English Dialect
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Author: Paul Meier Publisher: Paul Meier Dialect Services Format: Booklet and CD
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About the Booklet and CD:
Paul Meier, a leading teacher of accents and dialects, and dialect coach for theatre and film, has helped actors the world over for more than 40 years with his booklets and CDs, to improve their "acting with an accent."
Wizards, royalty, and TV villains: Auditions that need British accents
are everywhere. That makes an accurate accent a useful tool to have. The
Standard British accent is one of the most common dialects in the South
of England.
The Standard British English Dialect (approximately 20 pages and 30 minutes of recording on the accompanying CD), is one in Paul Meier's acclaimed dialect instruction series, easy enough for the beginner, yet rigorous enough for the most experienced professional.
Using the booklet and CD's clear demonstration and simple exercises, no matter what your level of training, you will quickly become proficient in The Standard British English Dialect you need in films, theatre, TV, radio, voice-over, ventriloquism, and stand-up comedy. These proven materials demonstrate all the "signature sounds" of the dialect in simple word lists, then in practice sentences, and finally in more challenging practice material. Paul Meier also demonstrates rhythm, intonation, and tonal placement.
All practice sentences and monologues are expressed both in the International Phonetic Alphabet (I.P.A.) and in Paul Meier's successful "number keying" system for the non-I.P.A. user. He concludes the booklet and CD by speaking two great audition monologues (one male and one female) from a play or film in The Standard British English Dialect.
About the Author:
Paul Meier is a dialect coach for theatre and film; a voice-over artist with many commercials and audio books to his credit; a theatre professor specializing in voice, speech, dialect, and heightened text; and works with clients on accent reduction and English as a Second Language (ESL). This has been his calling for over 40 years, both in his native London, in the United States where he is now based, and all over the world.
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