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  • in reply to: Feedback Forum #78459
    Sarania
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    Hello!
    These are for my commercial homework. I would love feedback on my read. I also tried out some new techniques in my DAW so any feedback on the sound quality would be very much appreciated.

    Thank you!

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #78212
    Sarania
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    Hello All,
    I did 3 commercials for homework and would love any feedback you can give me.
    Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #76722
    Sarania
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    Hello All, if you have a chance, would love some feedback my three commercial script reads. These are harder scripts for me so any feedback would be appreciated.
    Thank you!

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #75353
    Sarania
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    Hello All,
    I did two commercial scripts for homework and I would really appreciate some feedback. Thank you!

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #75352
    Sarania
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    Hi Dillon,

    I really liked your reads for Big-O-Tires and Butterball! Big-O-Tires had great energy and excitement. It would really grab my attention on a radio spot. Butterball felt so warm and inviting. The overall mood of the season was conveyed very well. I didn’t hear any clicking honestly. So I think you did very very.

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #74187
    Sarania
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    Hello All!
    I would love your feedback on my commercial training homework. I’m trying to work on different characterizations and tones depending on the commercial. Any feedback would be amazingly helpful and appreciated.

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #74186
    Sarania
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    Hello Eric,

    Great reads. Technical thing, for some reason the audio is only coming through one side (ear). You might be having some audio issues so just something to look out for in the future.
    I do really like your delivery on Cosmos. If I had to say anything, maybe slight variation in your tone as you read would help it sound a little less stilted? Otherwise, you sound very much like a narrator of a science education film.
    Interesting take on Mewtwo! The performance you gave is definitely that lofty, high thinker attitude of Mewtwo but I did hear at some points it sounded like you were reading rather than performing. But it was only a few small points.
    California was my favorite read of yours! You sounded engaged in the information which made me really pay attention to what you had to say. I think you said some words a bit too fast. But otherwise, I thought the read was very, very good.

    Hope this was helpful

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #57182
    Sarania
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    Hi kungfu23,

    I thought your read was quite clear. I think it sounds a bit monotone in my ear but I do see that this is a more serious read so perhaps that is the tone you were going for. Otherwise, I think you read well.

    Sarania

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #57181
    Sarania
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    Script:
    Social Security
    Whether you’re young or old, male or female, single or with a family – this video is for and about you. That’s because Social Security has programs that affect everybody. This presentation was prepared by the Social Security Administration and tells you what you need to know about Social Security while still working and what you need to know when it’s your turn to collect benefits. It also provides an overview of Medicare and Supplemental Security Income benefits.

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #57180
    Sarania
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    Script:

    Betty Crocker
    Betty Crocker is an imaginary person. Nonetheless, in a 1945 survey she was named the second-best-known woman in America, after Eleanor Roosevelt. She was “born” in 1921 during a Gold Medal flour promotion in which users completed a puzzle to win a pin cushion. Company executives decided to use the signature of “Betty Crocker” on the prize letters–Betty because the name had a warm approachable feel, and Crocker after an early company director, William G, Crocker. The fictional Ms. Crocker became so popular that she soon had her own products and recipe books, many of which still exist today.

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