Scorecard Draft – Alex Owen-Hill

The Improv Character Voices Scorecard

Do all your improv characters still sound like… you?

Take the 5-minute assessment to learn to create distinct, repeatable, sustainable character voices in improv.

Instant results + tailored report direct to your inbox.

Get your results here

How it Works

Answer 20 quick yes/no questions

By answering 20 quick yes/no questions across five pillars of character voices for improv
You’ll learn…

Range – Do your characters actually sound different?
Control – Can you access vocal choices on purpose, fast?
Consistency – Can you hold a voice through a whole scene?
Generating New Voices – Do you have a repeatable process?
Sustainability – Can you play big without hurting your voice?

In less than 5 minutes, you’ll receive: Detailed Voice Scores

At the end, you’ll get a report that gives you an overall score plus breakdown across the five Character Voice pillars — so you can see exactly where you’re strong and where you can still develop.

Personalised Report

Clear, practical next steps based on your answers. No fluff. Just what to focus on first to unlock Unlimited Playful Character Voices.

Instant Insights

Understand why your character voices drift, freeze under pressure, or all collapse back into “neutral you” during scenes — and what fixes that.

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Find out how close you are to Unlimited Playful Character Voices — and what to fix first.

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Step up your improv game

Confident character voices aren’t just about “putting on an accent.” They’re about repeatable vocal skills + playful experimentation. With the right foundations, you can:
- Walk on stage (or in a game) and trust that fun, distinct voices will come out every time
- Keep voices consistent through complex scenes
- Build new character voices deliberately (not by accident)
- Make bold vocal choices without risking hurting your voice
Measure your current skill — and get tailored steps to expand your range.

Who this is for.

This scorecard is designed for improvisers, actors or roleplayers who:
- Perform, play or rehearse regularly and want more vocal range
- Feel their characters blur together vocally
- Want to become more confident without having to “become a voice actor”
- Care about sustainability and long-term vocal health
If you’re happy recycling the same two voices forever, this isn’t for you. If you want craft-level vocal skills without losing the fun, this is it.

About the creator

Alex Owen-Hill is a professional voice coach, improviser, and researcher.

Trained at École Philippe Gaulier, certified in Accent & Dialect Coaching, Gender-Affirming Voice Work, Coaching Emotional Vocal Expression, and Estill Voice Training (Levels 1 & 2).

Currently undertaking an MA in Voice focused on researching neurodivergent voices and authenticity.

This scorecard benchmarks you against the Character Voice Lab Process — a proven framework for building playful, repeatable, sustainable character voices.

Reviews

what others say

“I wanted to refine what I could do in improv performances - use my voice more like a scalpel than a sledgehammer. I came not really knowing what to expect, but I learnt a lot of new techniques to achieve different vocal effects and it was thoroughly worthwhile.”

— Terry, Improviser

“It’s a great way to get in touch with the voice and find out what you can do with it. Explore some possibilities that haven’t occurred to you before. ”

— Tom, Storyteller

“It helped me to understand how creating a new voice is based on the different parts of our body. Also how to access those voices really quick by doing different techniques that I find really useful.”

— David, Actor