It’s a nearly intangible quality that can only be measured by how much effect someone has on an audience. You could have two different qualified performers sing the exact same song, in the exact same way, to the exact same audience, in the exact same bar, in two parallel universes; in one case, the audience is completely alert and responsive, and in the other, they don’t even look up from their margaritas. The difference? Stage presence.

For some people, stage presence is sort of a gift, like perfect pitch.

Some people can walk into a room and stand still, and instantly become the center of attention. For those who don’t have that kind of magnetism, there is still hope. Just like people without perfect pitch can train their ears with practice, people without automatic irresistability can learn improve their stage presence with some practice. It starts with a little self-awareness, and at Vocal Visions we can help you develop your stage presence. Whether it be for a school performance or an important public speech, learn how approach the spotlight with confidence and finesse.