Eric Vetro is a renowned vocal coach who has worked with a variety of famous singers and actors, including Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, Angelina Jolie, and Timothée Chalamet. Vetro is known for helping these celebrities improve their singing techniques, preparing them for specific roles, and enhancing their vocal skills. For instance, he guided Grande to adopt a more operatic tone for her role in the musical “Wicked,” helped Jolie prepare to sing Maria Callas in the biopic “Maria,” and assisted Chalamet in mastering Bob Dylan’s voice for the film “A Complete Unknown.” In an interview with Reuters, Vetro discussed his work and shared his approach to singing in a new online course offered through BBC Maestro.

In his vocal sessions, Vetro emphasizes a personalized approach, carefully observing each client to understand their specific needs. Some clients focus on improving technique, while others need help preserving their voice. For actors like Jolie, Vetro acknowledges that the process of learning opera can be demanding, especially for someone with no prior singing experience. He worked with her over several months, starting with basic vocal exercises and gradually progressing to more complex techniques. Vetro also notes the importance of understanding what makes a singer unique, as capturing this quality is essential when portraying real-life musicians. His BBC Maestro course, which includes practical tips and insights from his experience with celebrities, aims to provide a holistic approach to singing, covering aspects such as diet, daily habits, and vocal health.