Module 11 – Core Voiceover Techniques QUIZ

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A Clean in point (starting a sentence with a technically clean delivery) is essential as a professional voice artist. How do you do it?
- Use N.Y.P.D. – Never Yawn Pre Delivery
- Open your mouth with confidence and deliver the line straight away
- Don't worry too much – actually 9 times out of 10 it's not important
- Use I.F.P.D. – Inhale, Frame, Pause, Deliver.
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What does ‘Projecting’ your voice mean?
- Effectively, speaking louder than normal. (Projecting your voice further away)
- Speaking through the wall.
- Delivering the copy as you would a ray of light
- Speaking normally with a clear and concise diction.
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What makes projecting your voice important when delivering voiceovers?
- Projecting your voice effectively lowers the noise floor of the recording
- Projection helps overcome under-confidence.
- Projection is louder and therefore better.
- Projecting more can help to reduce mouth noise
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True or False: Closing your mouth will produce more mouth noise
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- False
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Hydration. Even though it’s been mentioned a lot so far, it’s not that important.
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Some good tricks to get over feeling nervous are:
- Run away, very fast.
- Take one single line and repeat it out loud and at volume 10 times.
- Take one single line and repeat it out loud and at volume 50 times.
- Take several very slow, very deep breaths.
- Hide your face with the lectern
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Other essential voiceover basics are:
- Having a thick skin – taking constructive criticism well
- Build a good, trusting relationship with your director.
- Get used to reading to time restrictions – per sentence or phrase.
- Remember the name of your clients!
- Use a pencil with an eraser, rather than a pen for annotation.
- Wear noisy clothing & jewellery.
- Make sure you have your hair brushed back, or shaven so you don't get hair stuck in the cans
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What you wear in the booth is important, but why?
- The mics we use are super-sensitive. They will pick up rough fabrics, dangling earrings or vibrating phones
- You might not look the part in the booth with the wrong outfit!
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