Teaching Voice Acting Since 2020
We built this platform to make professional voice training accessible to anyone with an internet connection and a willingness to practice.
View Our ProgramWhat we actually do here
Yolandro delivers structured voice acting education through recorded lectures, practical exercises, and detailed feedback. Students work through a curriculum that covers breathing technique, vocal placement, character interpretation, and microphone skills. Each module builds on previous material, with clear benchmarks at every stage.
Our instructors record new content monthly, addressing common technical issues and emerging industry standards. Students submit practice recordings for review, receiving written feedback within 72 hours. The platform tracks progress through completed exercises rather than arbitrary milestones.
Students access lectures on their own schedule, pausing and rewatching as needed. The platform works on any device with a stable internet connection. Most students complete the core program in six to eight months, though pace varies based on individual practice time and prior experience.
We focus on skills that transfer directly to paid work: reading commercial copy with appropriate energy, narrating long-form content without vocal fatigue, and adjusting delivery based on director notes. Technical training covers microphone selection, room treatment, and basic audio editing.
Instructors maintain active voice acting careers alongside teaching, bringing current industry context into lectures. Course material reflects what casting directors actually request, not outdated classroom theory. Students receive guidance on building demo reels and approaching potential clients once they demonstrate consistent technical competence.
Learning environment and practice spaces
Students work through material in dedicated practice sessions, applying techniques covered in lectures to real scripts and recording exercises.
Who runs this operation
Leonid Kovalchuk founded Yolandro after spending twelve years working as a commercial voice actor and narration specialist. He recorded voiceovers for regional advertising campaigns, corporate training videos, and audiobook publishers across Eastern Europe before transitioning to full-time instruction.
The decision to build an online platform came from repeated requests for remote coaching from actors outside major cities. Leonid developed the curriculum by documenting every technique he used in his own commercial work, then testing each module with small groups before recording final lecture versions.
He still accepts occasional voice acting projects to maintain direct contact with current industry demands. This ongoing professional work informs course updates and ensures students learn skills that remain relevant in a changing market.