Grammy-Award Finalist Topher Keene is widely regarded as one of America’s top Acting, Singing, and Public Speaking Coaches.
From teaching kids to sing their first solo, to helping Film and Television Stars perfect their roles, to helping pro Vocalists record hit albums, to helping YouTubers and Podcasters refine their vocal skills, to helping CEOs and Executives improve communication and presentation skills, Topher Keene can help anyone develop a powerful and confident voice and improve their performance skills.
Monologues for Voice Acting, Vol. 4
Every monologue is a stress test. Can you hold a breath at the end of a sentence? Switch tones without warning? Find the want underneath the words? These ten new pieces span sports booths to bedtime stories, each pulling on a completely different part of an actor's working toolkit.
Monologues for Voice Acting, Vol. 3
Monologues are essential tools for voice actors to strengthen versatility, emotional truth, and vocal control. By practicing different genres, performers learn to shift tone, pace, texture, and intention quickly. These original pieces offer varied scenarios for animation, narration, games, commercials, drama, comedy, fantasy, horror, and more.
Monologues for Voice Acting, Vol. 2
Voice acting isn't one job. It's twenty. A booth-ready actor needs to swing from cartoon hero to documentary narrator to game villain without losing their footing. These ten monologues each live inside a different corner of the industry, built to stretch the muscles you'll actually use on a real session.
Monologues for Voice Acting, Vol. 1
Monologues help voice actors build range, timing, emotional control, and character specificity. Practicing with varied scripts sharpens choices in pace, breath, pitch, and intention. Use these pieces to explore commercial warmth, animation energy, game intensity, narration clarity, villainy, comedy, drama, and everything between, all while staying performance-ready.
Monologue Websites for Actors: Where Do I Find New Monologues for Auditions, Self-Tapes, and Cold Reading?
The best monologue sites for acting auditions