With
Sophie Scott
(MA Cantab, PG Dip (Vocology), PG Dip (Performance Practice), ALAM)
Working with neuroscience and the creative arts, using voice, body and language to improve connection and meaning, ensuring people engage in meaningful, confident communication.
Your Story. Your Voice.
Sophie Scott is a coach, lecturer and researcher specialising in voice. With over fifteen years of
coaching experience, she previously worked as an actor, singing teacher and in-house editor of both
fiction and non-fiction. Her clientele includes executives, arts professionals, and adults wanting to
improve or develop their vocal communication. She has also worked extensively with performers,
children, and female survivors of modern slavery. She is a Sustained Dialogue facilitator and lectures
at Voice Study Centre.
An alumnus of Cambridge University, The Oxford School of Drama, and University of Wales, Trinity St David’s, Sophie engages in regular professional development. She is Associate Editor of The VASTA Voice (2023), becoming Editor in 2024, as well as Senior Advisor to award-winning narrative agency Bladonmore.
coaching experience, she previously worked as an actor, singing teacher and in-house editor of both
fiction and non-fiction. Her clientele includes executives, arts professionals, and adults wanting to
improve or develop their vocal communication. She has also worked extensively with performers,
children, and female survivors of modern slavery. She is a Sustained Dialogue facilitator and lectures
at Voice Study Centre.
An alumnus of Cambridge University, The Oxford School of Drama, and University of Wales, Trinity St David’s, Sophie engages in regular professional development. She is Associate Editor of The VASTA Voice (2023), becoming Editor in 2024, as well as Senior Advisor to award-winning narrative agency Bladonmore.