[kfvoice]

Thanks, Robert, for the feedback! Noted!

Kathy

[kfvoice]

Hi everyone!

Here is a Documentary/eLearning/Internet Audio script (not from the library), that I put together for practice.

All feedback is appreciated.

Thanks, Kathy

Snowy Owls

Unlike many other owls, Snowy owls are not nocturnal, and can be seen hunting any time of the day or night. Consider yourself lucky if you spot one though, because these owls tend to inhabit places where humans don’t live.

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[kfvoice]

You’re welcome, Mary! (edit: definitely)

[kfvoice]

You’re welcome! (edit: definitely)

[kfvoice]

Nice job on varying your pitch and tone, Mary. I, too, can’t get the fish hook in the thumb vision out of my head — reminds me of when I cut my finger on my Dad’s jack knife. I still have the scar!

Kathy

[kfvoice]

Thank you, Alexis! The TV spot is for a small network station, but there is a more relaxed vibe with the programming. However, I agree, the tone seems to fit the PBS style.

Kathy

[kfvoice]

Thanks, Mary! As a child of the 80’s, I really love the music from that time!

Kathy

[kfvoice]

Thanks, Amitofu, for the feedback on both!

I made sure about Kauai. I listen to this station on an app. (It really does play a nice variety of music from the 80’s to now! It’s pronounced like Hawaii, but with a K.) I also did a documentary narration script for Kauai for one of my lessons.

Thanks again!

Kathy

[kfvoice]

Hi Robert!

I like the energy in Script 1, and the sound in Script 2. And Script 3, had me smiling and laughing! Good job!

Kathy

[kfvoice]

Very nice, Alexis! You defiantly have the voice for telephony. I like how you changed your pitch with each line, but kept the same tone throughout.

Keep it up!

Kathy

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