Module 11 – How to Deliver a Killer Commercial Performance QUIZ

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Module 11 – How to Deliver a Killer Commercial Performance QUIZ

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1. Question
From the list, select the 7 essential elements of your pre performance prep.
- Gargle with a mild astringent mixed with water
- Open the door to let fresh air in
- Review the copy for font, pitch and line spacing and adjust if required
- Review the tagline. Identify if it is a: wealth or health warning or a brand positioning statement. Decide on tonality and delivery. And time it.
- Use a pen to mark the prosody on your script
- Perform a mathematical calculation to arrive at the available time for the delivery of the body copy
- Identify the length of the commercial
- Eat a ripe banana to reduce mouth clicks
- Understand your purpose and identify the key message
- Begin pre-recording process: warm up, levels, set to record
- Blow your nose and cough
- Mark your script for stress, inflection, pause and character
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Click and drag the words into the correct order – The 4 things you need to do before you begin to record:
- Deliver
- Pause
- Frame
- Inhale
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True or False?: When reading lists, the rule of 3 dictates that the first item on the list should always have a rising inflection, the second item in the list should have no inflection, the third and final item in the list should always have a falling or downward infection.
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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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