Hmmmmm......she addresses very important points in achieving a more feminine voice; she talks about resonance but in practice it is more difficult than what it is stated on paper, videos, or DVD's. My speech therapist says that the best way to make sure you are speaking with the correct resonance is to touch your throat when you talk. If your throat vibrates when you speak, that means that you are talking with a "male" resonance regardless of the pitch you are using. She also recommends a mirror when you practice as it helps you see your facial expressions, something you don't normally see when talking to other people.
Additionally, pitch and resonance are not everything that is needed to obtain a more feminine voice. Timber, enunciation, grammar. vocabulary, and body language are also needed; hence, for starters, I think that the video is OK. I agree that her voice is not quite "there" yet, but I sympathize with her. Learning to speak in a feminine voice (without reverting to the male voice in the middle of a conversation) is one of the hardest things a transsexual woman has to accomplish, for it requires hours of practice, money (if you seek the help of a speech therapist or surgeon to correct your vocal cords) and plenty of dedication.
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