The Most Important Voice Over Skill

Voice actor, coach, and all around great guy, Tommy Griffiths shares his tricks for script analysis to help you book more jobs as a voice over artist. From analyzing the script, to adapting your performance to highlight the key emotions of the script, Tommy demonstrates the process from start to finish.
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[@kristatortora6047]

Drunk reads! hahaha. Well, that's one way to go about it. But seriously, thank you for this really useful info on self-directing, Tommy. Walking us through building a context around who you're talking to, what their worlds and motivations are, how you speak to those REAL people naturally using visualization, and using personal choices and a ramp up/dovetailing. Personalizing scripts is something I'm working on all the time, so this is much appreciated.

[@voices]

So happy that this was a useful workshop for you. Thanks for sharing! -Randy

[@TommyGriffithsVoice]

Yep! If you read as an announcer, you might sound drunk!

[@GremlinLord615]

Somer very good tips here! When I listen back to my auditions, I think, "Does this speak to the audience?" And If not, I try again.

[@kenmoorer4678]

This is really good information.

[@voices]

Thanks for watching!
And there's totally still a lot of good golden nuggets in this video that are applicable today!

[@brazilianportuguesevoiceov248]

Very useful, thank you !!!

[@voices]

You are welcome!

[@Keleneki]

You said MKH 418 but did you mean MKH 416? I am interested in that microphone.

[@voices]

Yes, 416! It's a really awesome mic. -Randy