Saturday, November 14, 2026 · 3 PM ET · Live on Zoom
That’s 12 PM in Los Angeles, 2 PM in Mexico City, 8 PM in London and 7 AM Sunday in Sydney. Can’t make it live? Every ticket includes the recording.
Melissa Cross coined and defined the term “fry screaming” in 2004. Most people think of it exclusively as a sound. It isn’t. Fry screaming is a specific physical function of the vocal folds, the “source” in the source-filter theory of the voice. It’s part of every good scream, whether you call it false cord, death or any other label.
Learn this function live, from the source: the person who named it, and the vocal folds that make it.
- Exclusive high-speed vocal-fold footage
- The mechanics behind fry screaming
- How isolating this source function can open the door to your own signature scream, not a copy of someone else’s
- Live Q&A with Melissa
“Fry screaming is not the only correct way to scream. However, it is the optimal way to learn how to scream.”
— Melissa Cross
Who it’s for
Singers and screamers at any level, from first-timers to people who’ve been screaming for years.
How it works
- 2.5 hours, live on Zoom, with Q&A
- Your Zoom link is sent on the day of the seminar
- Every ticket includes the recording
About Melissa Cross
Melissa created The Zen of Screaming in 2005 and has coached more than 250 recording artists, including Korn, Disturbed, Bad Omens, Knocked Loose and $uicideboy$. For decades, she has presented her method to physicians, speech therapists and voice teachers.
Leave the land of “wannabe.” Own your sound.