Renita

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  • in reply to: Feedback Forum #86039
    Renita
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    Hi Robert,
    I like the tone of your voice and enjoyed the reads. I agree with the comments already made. Let your voice match the music’s energy and the message’s sentiments. Keep up the good work!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #86038
    Renita
    Participant

    I agree. Nice reads. I really like your sound on “Relaxation.” I will pass on a tip I learned recently that I plan to implement; If the script/topic is not interesting to me when I read it to myself, others will not be interested when you deliver it. This may help “Making-Candy” sound less like you are reading the script. Overall, nice job.

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #74528
    Renita
    Participant

    Ooops! Please disregard my comments. I’m trying to navigate my way to a post I made a couple of months ago.

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #74527
    Renita
    Participant

    Thank you TimberTykes for your feedback and recommendations. I will definitely work on those two areas and plan to submit another recording in April.

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #72274
    Renita
    Participant

    I like your tone of voice and you did a nice job emphasizing the brand names.

    The recommendations I would make as you continue to perfect your skills:
    * Try to visualize the visuals that will accompany your read so you can add appropriate tones with the words, i.e. A1 – “Mmmm, delicious” was a little flat as opposed to how you would say it if you were imagining taking a bite of a big juicy burger 🙂
    The same applies to reading the menu items in the Atlanta Bread read.

    * The read sounds a bit choppy. Try to read a few more words in your one breath to smooth out the read, while maintaining the nice slow pace you used.

    * I’ll pass on a tip I received a few years ago, pay attention to how you talk with your friends/family (record it if necessary), then try to incorporate those elements in your read.

    To your success!
    — Renita —

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #72273
    Renita
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    I commend your perseverance. This is my first time hearing your recordings. So, unfortunately, I won’t be able to congratulate any improvements.

    I’m here because Coach Goldberg recommended that I critique a few peer recordings to help me self-critique and edit my own recordings as if I were a director.

    I like your friendly tone. I will pass on a tip I received in a coaching session a few years ago; “pretend you are talking to a friend”. This will allow you to sound more conversational, natural, and not like you are reading. I hope this helps.

    To your success!
    — Renita —

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #72272
    Renita
    Participant

    Nice job!

    I love the tone of your voice; rich and natural. I also like the inflection in your voice the nice steady pace of the read.

    I have no recommendations for improvement. However, It would be nice to hear a read that shows a little variety in your presentation as these three reads sounded relatively the same.

    Keep up the good work!
    — Renita —

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #72271
    Renita
    Participant

    First, I’d like to commend you for the courage to put yourself out there. This is how we grow. 🙂

    I like your friendly tone. I’m not sure of the order in which you recorded the VO’s, but as I listened to each recording, your voice sounded more natural and had more inflection that captured my attention more.

    One recommendation I would offer is to emphasize the name of the product so it stands out a little from the rest of the text.

    Keep up the good work!
    — Renita —

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