Leighannes Voice & Speaking Tips

Leighannes Voice & Speaking Tips

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  • #132 PSYCHOLOGY OF YOUR VOICE: Your Sound and pace of voice says a lot about you

    Your voice says a lot about you.


     I been reading this article on https://exploringyourmind.com/what-does-your-tone-of-voice-convey/ and II wanted to share my thoughts on it

    Breathing

    The way someone breathes while they talk gives an idea of the pace they live their life at.

      Calm: someone very balanced is talking.

    • Deep and constant: energy and activity.
    • Deep, constant, and strong: bottled up anger.
    • Superficial: a lack of practicality.
    • Short and quick: anxiety, distress
    • 6 min
    • #131 MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY QUOTE: sometimes you win, sometimes you learn

       Topic: Motivational quote

      I  am Leighanne  I am a Voiceover and I love talking about the voice and how to speak more effectively.   I mainly record my voice for podcasts, explainer videos, elearning courses, music videos, audio books, radio, promos, online courses and I love to train people on how to reduce their accent so they can speak English more effectively.

      If you need to contact me for Voiceover bookings:

      Web: www.leighannesvoice.com

      Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighanne-turner-40011119/

      Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leighannes-Voice-667746426694132/

      Twitter: @Leighthevoice

      https://twitter.com/leighthevoice

      Instagram: leighannesvoice_

      https://www.instagram.com/leighannesvoice_/

      1 min
    • #130 VOICEOVER: ADIDAS Impossible is Nothing Quote

       Topic: ADIDAS Impossible is Nothing quote


      One of my favourite quotes from Adidas

      I  am Leighanne  I am a Voiceover and I love talking about the voice and how to speak more effectively.   I mainly record my voice for podcasts, explainer videos, elearning courses, music videos, audio books, radio, promos, online courses and I love to train people on how to reduce their accent so they can speak English more effectively.

      If you need to contact me for Voiceover bookings:

      Web: www.leighannesvoice.com

      Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighanne-turner-40011119/

      Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leighannes-Voice-667746426694132/

      Twitter: @Leighthevoice

      https://twitter.com/leighthevoice

      Instagram: leighannesvoice_

      https://www.instagram.com/leighannesvoice_/

      2 min
    • #129 Accent Tip: You got to read out loud daily to improve

      Read out loud is essential for accent reduction.

       I  am Leighanne  I am a Voiceover and I love talking about the voice and how to speak more effectively.   I mainly record my voice for podcasts, explainer videos, elearning courses, music videos, audio books, radio, promos, online courses and I love to train people on how to reduce their accent so they can speak English more effectively.

      If you need to contact me for Voiceover bookings:



      Web: www.leighannesvoice.com

      Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighanne-turner-40011119/

      Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leighannes-Voice-667746426694132/

      Twitter: @Leighthevoice

      https://twitter.com/leighthevoice

      Instagram: leighannesvoice_

      https://www.instagram.com/leighannesvoice_/


      2 min
    • #123 BOOK REVIEW: I Want To Be a Voiceover but Where do I Start?

       

      I Want To Be A Voiceover Artist, Where Do I Start?

      Contents Page 

      1. What is Voiceover all about
      2. Get a Voiceover Coach and advice
      3. Is Health important for a Voiceover Artist
      4. What are the best things to eat and drink as a Voiceover Artist
      5. How much should I charge for my Voiceover Work
      6. Be hungry to learn daily
      7. What equipment do I need to get started
      8. How do I get work as a Voiceover 
      9. Scripts for a Voiceover
      10. Demo
      11. My last thoughts
      12. A few tips
      13.  

        Voiceover is basically acting with your voice.  There are a huge amount of voiceovers being used absolutely everywhere, there are: voices for adverts, E-Learning, Explainer videos, Ebooks, Courses, Gaming, Animation, In-show Narration, Presenting, Cinema Trailers, Infomercials, Dubbing, Phone Prompts, Audiobooks, voices for toys, podcasts,  websites, and In-store display units. This list is not exhaustive either as there are new areas springing up all the time.

        A Voiceover Artist has to be able to add life to a script, put a little umph in it kind of thing. Also it is essential for a Voiceover Artist to lift the words off the paper and have the ability to create a real character in your mind and in your heart.  A great Voiceover Artist is able to think on their feet, interpret the words into a realistic character, and to be able to give a real heart filled with passion to voice  the script.

        It's not all glamorous though, some parts of the work are less attractive.So for example if you are doing an audio book recording you are standing or even sitting for hours and hours of recording often in a dark room with no natural light in a Studio or in your home studio. So not ideal circumstances but it's the end result that you're focusing on. It is the same type of set up an environment if you're recording for online E-Learning programs often for Medical, or Legal scripts which can be long, technical words, reading for hours on end.You still need to keep the passion the drive, the enthusiasm, the character and the heart behind all of your readings. It is no walk in the park , especially if you have the Client listening in via Skype in your headphones.

         

        You have got to use your voice for acting it's not just about having a nice voice or someone told you that you sound smoother than honey or you got that Barry White  bass  voice.  It's all about how are you using your  voice to lift the words from the script, how are you using your voice to move a text into a real character and creating a depth or belief for the listener.

         

        You need to also think as well where does your voice belong ?  What type of voice do you have?  What's your age reading range? Do you sound like a teenager or  a woman in their 20s? How long can you do a French accent for ? Also think about other Industries that your voice may be useful for  as not everybody is going to be the cinema movie trailer voice. Some people need to go and do animation characters some people need to go and do gaming characters how many voices do you have in your repertoire? Can you be a child or a woman of 18, someone in their 60s? How far can your range of voice go?  You need to think about these things when you're trying to think of going into the Voiceover industry...




        5 min

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      A podcast for those that want to hear me speak & learn a few tips & hints on how to improve the way they speak.