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Blogs from August 2006

Diction-”eh”-ry

I had the distinction to work as diction coach on a new TV movie adapted from Margaret Atwood's novel The Robber Bride which was filming in Toronto.I was contacted by the production company to “Canadianize” the sound of British actress Amanda Root (Jane Eyre), pictured at right on set, and Ireland’s Susan Lynch (Waking Ned Devine).

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