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  • in reply to: Feedback Forum #100468
    T Hayes
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    Hi Lorraine,

    I liked the second take the best. Your tempo was good compared to the first, which felt a little slow. Your tone in the first seemed a little too somber, but the tone in the second was still serious but felt more inviting. I would also suggest pitching the last word, “needs” of the script down rather than up. (I honestly, can’t tell exactly why. I haven’t been at the VO very long. 🙂 Still learning.) I feel pitching up at the end makes it sound more like a question. Also, I have definitely felt myself second-guessing how I am reading a script. When I hear it in my head it sounds a certain way and then I record and it sounds very different to me. You are not alone! I think this is a very natural part of the process. You’re doing great!
    Theresa

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #100467
    T Hayes
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    Hi Kristin,

    Your voice has a very nice tone, warm and inviting. My suggestion for improvement would be to vary your pitch a bit by picking some of the important words in the text to emphasize. Nice job putting up your first post!!
    Theresa

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #100285
    T Hayes
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    Hello,

    I really love the rich tone of your voice. Very pleasant to listen to. 🙂
    Theresa

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #100284
    T Hayes
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    Hi Mel,

    Copper Cow Coffee – The tone of your voice is very nice- clear, crisp annunciation. My suggestion for improvement would be to slow your pace a bit.
    Afganistan – You did a nice job changing pace and tone between the two recordings. Your tone here was more serious and appropriate for the topic. Congrats on your first post!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #100283
    T Hayes
    Participant

    Hi Hennessey,

    Your voice has a very nice tone. It is great for narration. My suggestion for improvement would be to slow your pace down, just a bit. Congrats on your first post!
    Theresa

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #86008
    T Hayes
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    Hello everyone! Would appreciate feedback on these two reads. Curious about how my acting is. Are my voice and character appropriate for each read? Would love any feedback. Thanks!

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    in reply to: Feedback Forum #86004
    T Hayes
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    Hello Pamela,
    Your voice has a lovely, clear sound. For the Tiny Dancer read, I would suggest slowing down and imagining yourself actually in the room introducing this painting to a group. A slower read will allow the viewers time to note the different elements of the painting. For the women at work read, I would suggest putting more emphasis on the name of the survey “Women at Work ” and some of the keywords “inclusion, diversity, voluntary, anonymous”. Great Job!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #86001
    T Hayes
    Participant

    Hello,
    There is a smoothness to the tone of your voice that I enjoy listening to. You did a nice job varying the delivery between these two reads based on the subject. My suggestion for improvement would be, on the words you gave emphasis and inflection to, I would put a little more punch behind them. Great job!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #86000
    T Hayes
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    Hi Robert,

    I thought your tone and pace went well with the different sections of this read. My one suggestion would be to pick up the excitement and pace a little on the salsa section. Good luck to you!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #85490
    T Hayes
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    I thought this was a fun read. Would love feedback on tone and pace. Thanks!

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