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ParticipantI agree on the 4 kids spot. Although I felt it could have had more “smile” on it. As for the Advil spot i 110% on the tone. It threw me off a bit as well. The pauses should be tightened up as well. I enjoy the sound of your voice and your inflections. Keep em coming !
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ParticipantGreat breath control. I felt that after the strong opening line that the second line should have had a more subdued delivery.
Overall I thought the pacing and energy was spot on. Nice job.Earthbul
ParticipantPlanet Earth “Grasslands”
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ParticipantI totally hear what your saying. And saying it again out loud really reinforces it. Thanks for the feedback, Luke !!
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ParticipantAny and all feedback is welcomed and appreciated. Thanks !
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ParticipantAudition piece.
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ParticipantBeen awhile. Thought I’d dip my toe back in the pool 🙂 I’m aware of the down swing on some of the words. I’m working on it.
All comments welcomed and appreciated.
In 1819, the 238 ton Essex set sail from Nantucket on a routine voyage to hunt whales.
Fifteen months later, the unthinkable happened: In the farthest reaches of the South Pacific,
the Essex was rammed and sunk by an enraged s***m whale. Fearing cannibals on the islands to the west,
the twenty-man crew set out in three small boats for South America, almost 3,000 miles away.
Three months later, only eight were left alive, the survivors having been forced to eat the bodies of their dead shipmates.
The ordeal of the Essex was as well-known in it’s time as the story of the Titanic is today.
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