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  • in reply to: Feedback Forum #103390
    T Hayes
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    Hi,

    I could hear the smile in your voice, very pleasant. 🙂 A suggestion to slow your pace a bit would be to take a beat between each sentence and think about them as separate thoughts (this has helped me) Also, watch for micro-pauses between words. For example, between the words rendevous and with, and elegance and is. Great job!
    Theresa

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #103303
    T Hayes
    Participant

    Hi Taylor
    On the Canva read, your voice has a very nice tone and you did a nice job emphasizing those important words. One suggestion for improvement would be to speed your tempo up a little bit since these are for commercials and also maybe very your tempo to make it sound a little more conversational. For the Amex commercial, your tone was more varied. 🙂 Be careful to not emphasize words that don’t have a lot of punch, like you and your.
    Hope this helps. Good luck to you!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #102053
    T Hayes
    Participant

    Hi Laura,

    The tempo of this read was very appropriate for the topic. I like the tone of your voice. My one suggestion would be to put a little more emphasis on important words in the read such as “highlight” “choose”, etc. Nice job!

    Theresa

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #102052
    T Hayes
    Participant

    Hi Natasha,

    Your voice has a lovely, rich quality to it. You did a nice job matching your tone to the tone of each of the reads. My one critique for each would be to speed up your pace a bit. They felt a little too slow. Nice job for your first post!

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #100468
    T Hayes
    Participant

    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
    Participant

    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
    Participant

    Hello,

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

    in reply to: Feedback Forum #100284
    T Hayes
    Participant

    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
    Participant

    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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