Name: 3 Tips for Better Vocal Projection | Be Heard Without Shouting | American English Voice Lesson
Uploaded: 2026-01-11T18:18:42.000Z
Duration: 4 min 10 s
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I have three tips for you today to sound clear and confident.

And I have three tips for you today to use excellent vocal projection.

Vocal projection is the hitting of the person that you are talking to with your voice.

I am projecting right now to my camera and to my microphone so that you can clearly hear me and clearly understand me.

It always comes back to good breath support.

We breathe in with the diaphragm, really fill up those lungs, and

I keep my body relaxed so that I can totally fill up my entire chest with air so that I have a lot of air to use.

Number two, I am aiming my voice towards you.

I am doing that by having my entire body facing you.

If I turn my body this way, even if I'm talking to you this way, my vocal tract is not as efficient and it's not working as well as if my entire body is turned towards you.

So my tip is your feet, your knees, your hips, and

your entire body and your shoulders kind of are one unit when you are practicing this that is going to help you to project your voice.

Really good speakers do this all the time.

If you're watching someone do a presentation, people will walk, they will turn their body and speak to different people in the audience.

Even if they don't have a microphone, you will still be able to hear a really great speaker because they have excellent projection.

I am working on using the air a little more powerfully from my diaphragm to hit you.

I'm just focusing my air a little bit lower and trying to touch you with my Airstream.

And last, we are going to think about resonance, where the vibration begins.

Yes, My air is moving through my vocal cords and it is projecting out and touching you.

And as many of you say who watch my videos, I can understand you.

That is the biggest thing that I do that I think sets me apart from some other people is I really work on my projection at all times.

I'm not getting a tired vocal cord or a tired throat from speaking.

I am speaking from my diaphragm, so I am straining.

So again, start with good breath support.

Think about aiming your voice towards the person you are talking to.

And then don't forget that chest resonance.

I will see you next week for some more vocal tips.

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