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ParticipantHi,
You have a great voice and vocal quality for this spot! The read is very friendly and warm. I wonder whether there are opportunities to vary the energy and bring in some of the excitement at the opportunity to learn a new skill and have it be so easy.
RGK3
ParticipantHi all:
Here are two different takes on a Duracell spot. I’d appreciate any feedback on the reads.
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ParticipantHi,
The overall pace on the Purina one is good, but it feels a little measured in a way that prevents the read from sounding conversational. Pronunciation sounds good to me.
For Pizza Hut, the pronunciation of mozzarella doesn’t sound entirely natural to my ear. Most people don’t emphasize the “z” and start it out like “mot.” The pacing starts off strong, but I think it slows down and your pauses get a bit long toward the end.
Nice job overall.
RGK3
ParticipantHi Dillon:
These are nice. I would consider more of a transition during the pizza hut one for the different types of thoughts: when you switch to “see kids” and then the tag at the end. Same sort of feedback on the Youth Mentoring one. There’s probably an opportunity to change the tone as you start specifically talking about the mentees. Maybe really imagine them and the relationship you have with them and it will come out in the read.
RGK3
ParticipantHello all:
Sharing a read for feedback. I haven’t started to solve the home studio challenges yet, so not looking for technical feedback.
Thanks in advance.
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ParticipantHi, Nice job. You get all the text across niceley. It does sound sometimes like you’re reading, though, and the relationship with the person you’re speaking to doesn’t come through as clearly as it could.
RGK3
ParticipantHi Lance:
Friendly, inviting, and confident do come through. On the whole, I liked this read a lot and could imagine it in actual use. There are a couple of minor places where the phrasing felt less natural to me than in others, like the strong upward inflection on “website,” leading into the next phrase.
RGK3
ParticipantThanks!
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