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Accent, Vo, Voice Acting, Voice Actors, Voice Over, Voices
You will need training and coaching to learn how to use your voice. Even if you're blessed with a silky smooth voice, you'll need to learn how to use your voice and how to deliver as wide a range of vocal styles as possible. Can you be serious? Whimsical? Can you do accents or dialects? Character voices? Can you raise your performance to another level? The more versatile you are, the more jobs you'll get. Your voice is your instrument and coaching will help you learn to play your instrument.
My course covers all the important aspects that pertain to being a voice over artist:
Finding your voice and style.
Finding the balance between natural speech and enunciation so that you can be larger than life.
Knowing your material: textual analysis
Standing when delivering which opens up breathing and allows you to be more animated.
Voice health: your voice is your instrument.
Writing and Simplifying a script makes it clearer and easier to understand too.
Eliminating hesitation in the form of umm, ahh and uhh.
Using modulation in Radio and TV Commercials regarding soft, medium and hard sell
Breathing: practice taking silent breaths, working the microphone to hide the breaths and pacing sentence delivery to conceal them.
Practice, practice and practice
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