A microphone doesn’t just capture your words. It will also capture your every move toward and away from the microphone. As you move closer, your voice may grow louder, richer, and deeper. As you back…
The mouth of the character is moving and the line has not started yet; the end of the line is needed before the scene moves on. When this occurs, there is a tendency to rush…
For example: “I thought you had already left.” First record this statement treating every word like it’s the most important one ever spoken. Next, record it again as if you just noticed someone standing in…
A smooth voice-over performance often starts before the microphone is ever switched on. Reading directly off an unmarked script risks making every sentence sound alike, as the talent tries to juggle articulation, rhythm, and breath…