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VOICE ACTING
Changing Your Voice
WHAT can we change about our voices?
PITCH Highness or lowness
RATE Speed
ARTICULATION Pronunciation and diction
VOLUME Loudness or softness
WHAT ELSE?
WHAT can we change about our voices?
TONE Softness or roughness
DIALECT Accent
INFLECTION How phrases are said
HOW do we change our voices?
BREATH How our voices are supported. Have you ever heard the phrase,
“Breathe from your diaphragm”? What does that mean?
Majorly effected by posture. What vocal change does this produce?
Volume
HOW do we change our voices?
RESONANCE Where the voice echoes in your body Where can our voices resonate? These
are called resonators. Head Throat Nose Chest
What vocal change does this produce? Tone and Pitch
HOW do we change our voices?
FACIAL MOVEMENT What do we use to articulate? These
are called articulators. Lips Teeth Tongue- front and back Jaw Roof of the mouth
What vocal changes does this produce? Rate, Articulation, Dialect
HOW do we change our voices?
EMOTION How you feel changes how your voice can
sound. Happy Sad Angry Scared Embarrassed Defensive
What vocal change does this produce? All of them!
How do we choose a voice to use?
A voice should be based on the CHARACTER.
Consider these: Male or female? Old or young? Educated or not? Where is he/she from? Vocal damage?
How do you want the character to come across??? This is acting part of voice acting.
What is voice acting?
The art of providing voices for:
Cartoons/Animation
Video Games
Radio
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Demos
Movies/TV
Automated Messages/Websites
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