What distinguishes a good voiceover from a bad one? Your ideas? Particularly interested in television.
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What distinguishes a good voiceover from a bad one? Your ideas? Particularly interested in television.
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It's not easy to get into the "advertising speaker mafia. It was a happy accident that helped me. I had been working on a commercial project https://unimedia.io/voices/burmese since the end of the last century, when the first sponsorship projects on the radio were appearing. The request program I hosted was sponsored by the MacCoffee brand. It was represented in our country by a Hindu named Pranab Singh. He didn't know the language very well, but he listened to every program where I gave gifts from the brand to those who got on the air. Pranab liked the way I did it, liked my voice and our radio station.
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Physiology is always used during dubbing. If a person runs in the frame, the narrator also makes movements as if running. You can't run in the literal sense of the word, because you'll hear your foot hitting the floor, and the microphone will pick it up. But you have to repeat the runner's movements, his breathing. Physiology is embodied in the sound, and the viewer believes this dubbing more.