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  • in reply to: Feedback Forum #62666
    RYoung
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    DELTA
    WHEN WE’RE BORN. WE ARE MORE ALIKE THAN DIFFERENT.

    BUT SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY, WE START TO BELIEVE THE MORE DISTANT WE ARE FROM EACH OTHER….THE MORE DISTANT WE ARE.

    ITS NOT UNTIL WE VENTURE INTO THE WORLD THAT WE SEE ALL WE SHARE.

    MAYBE THATS THE POWER OF FLIGHT.

    DELTA ISN’T JUST FLYING TO BRING US TOGETHER….BUT TO SHOW, WE WERE NEVER THAT FAR PART TO BEGIN WITH
    DELTA IS READY WHEN YOU ARE!

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60343
    RYoung
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    Nice work on this documentary style read! I think you were able to hold at least in my opinion the listeners attention well and additionally I could hear your smile in this as well, thanks for sharing this and good luck!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60318
    RYoung
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    Great work on this “sultry” delivery! I would just tighten it up a bit and leave out the long pauses, I think it would still sound great.

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60317
    RYoung
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    Million Dollar Baby, great job on this, now your someone else and it sounds more relaxing and realistic!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60234
    RYoung
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    Mary, you seem to have started off well in the first sentence, it sounded like your real voice and believable. This is obviously the goal and what we’re trying to do as voice actors believe me I struggle with this mightily. In your case simply speaking I would just be aware not to lift your pitch on the last word of your sentences it makes you sound sort of forced if that makes sense? You almost have to try and sound more boring than excited to get a believable read and one last thing I found was a roller coaster technique for inflecting if there’s no question in the sentence try and go up inflection early in the sentence and then down in the end, hope that helps.

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60212
    RYoung
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    Gabe, nice acting on this, sounds very believable! The audio needs work or maybe you just to close to the mic in the last sentence, anyway thanks for sharing that!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60181
    RYoung
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    Looking to add to my commercial demo reel with “Nike” it seems short enough to hold listener’s ear. Appreciate any comments!

    Nike
    It’s a mindset. A focus. A deep seated spirit. It’s an inner strength to keep your feet planted firmly on the ground, no matter what presses against you. It’s confidence. It’s belief. It’s a way of life. It’s Nike.

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60179
    RYoung
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    I like the Dewalt read and the last take was the best with good enthusiasm!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60177
    RYoung
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    Hi Brian, second take was much better, I think. Without the script it’s hard to break it down, but listening to the ending it kind of trailed off, if that makes sense? A lot of auditions are not written very well and the brands are relatively unknown so it takes a lot of imagination to create something intriguing. Love to hear more of your character work though,(Joker)!!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #60167
    RYoung
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    Robert, I like this read it has passion to it! I agree with the pauses but you could edit those pretty easily. Great work and now I’m gonna go get a “Stella Artois”!

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