In the history of teaching acting, there are legends whose skills revolutionized the craft and continue to shape the education of great actors to this very day. Legends like, Konstantin Stanislavski, Lee Strasberg, Sandy Meisner, Stella Adler, Herbert Berghof and Uta Hagen come easily to mind. Then there is the chapter on voice acting, where you can add Patrick Fraley’s name to this venerable list. As his students, some of whom have become excellent teachers, and others who have become voiceover superstars, begin to share their stories about Pat, history, in its infinite humility, will embrace his contribution as the Fraley Technique. They will happily announce that they learned under his tutelage or that they went to a school where his technique was taught. Fortunately, Pat Fraley is still sharing his wisdom across the country, mounting personalized master classes in voicing commercials, TV and movie narration, promos, animation, audiobooks, and most every other genre in the voiceover sphere. You don’t enter the world of voice acting without hearing his name and a few anecdotes, but history will prove that you missed out on something very special, if you never got to sit in his classroom and feel the sensation of your whole being blossoming like a flower. Patrick Howard Fraley is a true master teacher and an indispensable resource to the industry.