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    Mastering The Cockney Accent: An Interactive Guide To Developing A Cockney Accent For The Stage or Screen
    Mastering The Cockney Accent: An Interactive Guide To Developing A Cockney Accent For The Stage or Screen
    Mastering The Cockney Accent: An Interactive Guide To Developing A Cockney Accent For The Stage or Screen
    Audiobook40 minutes

    Mastering The Cockney Accent: An Interactive Guide To Developing A Cockney Accent For The Stage or Screen

    Written by Stephanie Lam

    Narrated by Brandon Mier, Brian Furlong, Malcolm Cameron and Olivia Mornet

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    About this audiobook

    This is the ideal way to quickly master the Cockney (British) accent using a combination of approaches from pronunciation and oral posture techniques to dialect development (Cockney rhyming slang) and practice exercises. The course also contains guidance on developing a basic British accent to underpin a Cockney accent if desired dependent on your native accent. This course can help you prepare for a Cockney role or audition on stage or screen. The exercises deconstruct the elements of a Cockney accent making in a simple step-by-step process to develop an effective and authentic Cockney accent, the discussion of Cockney dialog also makes it possible to use Cockney in an unscripted setting. This course combines expert linguistic instruction with a range of exercises and Cockney accents to help you perfect and refine the perfect accent.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHistorical Audiobooks
    Release dateMar 7, 2023
    ISBN9781959507529
    Mastering The Cockney Accent: An Interactive Guide To Developing A Cockney Accent For The Stage or Screen

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