Core Course: British RP / Standard Southern British Narration

British RP remains one of the most requested accents in audiobook narration, but learning it well takes more than imitation alone. A strong foundation in accent mechanics helps narrators stay consistent, connected to performance, and confident across long form work.

This spring, narrator.life offers a focused British RP narration course designed specifically for audiobook narrators who want practical, performance grounded dialect training.*

Build a strong foundation in British Accents

Launching July 27, this live Zoom course is taught by Kat Littrell, a dialect coach, voice educator, and award-winning voice actor with an MFA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

Over four weeks, students will work through accent mechanics, material selection, and performance integration in a structured small group setting designed for real growth and practical application.

*This course is part of Accents of London, an ongoing series designed to help narrators build practical, performance ready dialect skills through focused study and structured progression. British RP / Standard Southern British serves as a prerequisite foundation for future offerings in the series, including Cockney and Modern Cockney / MLE (coming soon).

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Registration Details:

Mondays July 27, August 3, 10, 17

6 to 8pm EST via Zoom

$420 Limit 12 participants

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Course features

• Weekly recording assignments and homework that build skills progressively

• Personalized voice note feedback on your final demo submission

• Small group format limited to 12 students for focused interaction and guidance

• Live Zoom instruction combined with independent practice between sessions

• 4-week commitment totaling 8 live instructional hours

Who is this British Accent Narration course for?

This British RP Narration Course is designed for audiobook narrators who want to strengthen accent consistency, expand their range, and approach dialect work with more clarity and confidence. Whether you’re actively working in narration or continuing to sharpen your skills between projects, the course offers a focused environment for sustainable growth.

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Led by Kat Littrell

Kat Littrell is a dialect coach and voice educator who holds an MFA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and is trained in the Knight-Thompson Speechwork method. An award-winning voice actor and professor at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, she specializes in bridging technical phonetic precision with consent-based, sustainable performance practices.