Fuck YEAH! Let's get you on the waitlist!
Launch Yourself As A Voice Over Artist in 2024
3 hour VIP Workshop
IMPLEMENTATION is where the transformation happens.
And when you get hands-on guidance and support from someone (me!) who has done this exact implementation over and over again, guess what happens?
You collapse transformation timelines.
Yep, everything happens FASTER and more EASILY.
Because you're tapping into my 25 years experience, and melding it with your own, and that is powerful shit.
Because all the obstacles have been dealt with and the path has been cleared for you.
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In this VIP 3 hour training I'll guide you step-by-step through my no-fail strategy creating, bullet proof mindset building and super actionable goal setting process.
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By the end, youâll:
đ„ Know exactly which ducks youâve got lined up and ready to go...
đ„Â Understand exactly which ducks you're missing and you'll have a plan for finding them quickly and easily...
đ„ Be rocking a solid AF mindset that'll keep you and all your ducks on track all year...
đ„ A year long super sexy action plan that lights a fire under your butt and means you always know what your ducks are up to and what to do with them next...
Plus fly-on-the-wall (duck-on-the-wall? đŠđ) access to an epic Q&A session...
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So get your đ on this waitlist quick sticks, and I'll email you as soon as it's released (we'll have 100 spots up for grabs):
Launch Yourself As A Voice Over Artist in 2024
Workshop Waitlist
Deanna Cooney is a 25+ year veteran of the acting and voice over world and an online educator living in Perth, WA. She is an industry leader delivering world class voice over coaching and training across the globe, and is a WA Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) sessional lecturer in Voice. Represented by MCA, she works consistently as a national commercial, corporate and documentary voice and on-screen actor, most recently recording for Cancer Council and filming a supporting role in Daisy Ridley thriller We Bury The Dead. Check out her profile on Casting Networks.
