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    From the following list choose the 3 marks that your copy should contain. (3 answers)

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    Complete the following sentence using these suggested phrases to make the sentence correct:

    Calibri, Helvetica, Arial,
    11, 12, 14,
    1.5, 2,  3

    For ease of reading, commercial copy should be presented in _____ font and with a font pitch of _____ points.
    It is also a good idea to use _____ or _____ line spacing.

    • For ease of reading, commercial copy should be presented in font and with a font pitch of points. It is also a good idea to use or line spacing.

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    From the list, select which elements it is considered good practice to note on your script following a recording session. (5 answers)

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Module 1 - How To Use This Course & Resources
Module 2 - Introduction
Module 3 - What is Commercial Voiceover
Module 4 - The Roles of Voiceover in Commercials
  • The Roles of Voiceover in Commercials Part 2: Character
  • The Roles of Voiceover in Commercials Part 3: Tagline
Module 5 - Breath Control and Diction: Tips and Tricks
Module 6 - The Art of Speed Reading
Module 7 - Getting Physical
Module 8 - Understanding the Copy and Visualizing your Audience
Module 9 - Timing, Rhythm, Attitude, Prosody and Projection
Module 10 - Marking Up Your Script
Module 11 - How to Deliver a Killer Commercial Performance
Module 12 - The Recording Session
Module 13 - Getting Paid
Module 14 - Developing Professional Habits
Module 15 - Course Summary
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