Mvm Miller Voice Method

The mVm Miller Voice Method® (mVm) is an academically-recognized communication technique for actors and public speakers. mVm has been taught at universities around the world, including NYU Tisch graduate and undergraduate acting, Juilliard, the Yale MFA acting, Southern Methodist University, UNC-Chapel Hill (Drama and Public Policy), Brooklyn College, TEAK in Finland, and many others. mVm focuses on breath as the basis of active presence and vocal musicality, strength, health, and flexibility. Integration with a speaker’s or actor’s performance requirements is an essential component to the work, so it can include scene work, on-camera work, media training or mock scenarios, etc. in its advanced exercises. mVm is a training system grounded in compassion, transparency, frankness and curiosity, and our training program teaches people tangible and repeatable skills to embody these core values with breath and expression. We desire a world where people of all walks of life can use mVm’s tools in private and professional relationships to increase their patience, compassion, effective listening, and conflict management.