Discovering Voice as Expression: Rupert’s CVAP Experience
Rupert, known in the voice acting community as El Pertonó, shares his inspiring testimonial about the Certified Voice Artist Program (CVAP). In his video, he reflects on how the program has not only honed his skills but also shaped his perspective on voice artistry as a form of personal expression and community contribution.
Rupert candidly admits that he entered CVAP without expectations, unsure of what the program would entail. He had little knowledge about the voice acting industry and was surprised by the depth of learning, especially the program’s approach to integrating technical skills, creativity, and self-expression. A recurring theme in Rupert’s experience is that CVAP is not primarily about financial gain. While earning opportunities may arise, he emphasizes that his main motivation lies in using his voice as a medium of expression. The program helped him recognize that voice acting can be a vehicle for joy, creativity, and even helping others, with the potential to brighten someone’s day.
From the very first day, Rupert felt that CVAP served as a platform to awaken his innate talents. The structured workshops, mentoring sessions, and interactive activities allowed him to explore the breadth of voice artistry—from character work to practical applications in media—while gaining confidence in his abilities.
Beyond skill development, Rupert was struck by the sense of community within CVAP. He describes the program as not just an industry training but a culture of paying it forward, where participants support and uplift one another. This community-oriented approach reinforced his belief that the art of voice acting thrives when artists are part of a nurturing network.
As Rupert approaches graduation, he reflects on his journey and sets his sights on the future. He views voice artistry as a personal passion project, prioritizing expression, creativity, and contribution over monetary gain. CVAP has inspired him to continue exploring this path, confident in the skills and values the program instilled.
For Rupert, CVAP represents more than a workshop; it is a launchpad for artistic growth and community engagement. The program not only strengthened his voice but also offered a sense of belonging in a community of like-minded individuals. He encourages aspiring voice artists to embrace the journey, enjoy the process, and focus on the joy of sharing their talent with others.