[VANinja] Mini-VA Workshop: Emphasis

A little voiceover exercise you can apply to your copy out there. Enjoy!




By the way, if you're interested where my other Mini-VA Workshop videos are... they got deleted from my old account and they're sitting on a hard drive that I don't have access to right now. I'm hoping to get the HD fixed as soon as I have the funds/means to do so.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• workshop
• voice
• over
• acting
• emphasize
• script
• analysis
• ninja
• lucas
• schuneman

[YuseiTheSynchroHero]

Interesting tip you have! Now is it also correct if I were to say:

Where did that light FREAKIN' come from? The emphasis would be on the location or direction of the light and maybe not just the light! =o Does that work as well?

[BabbleOnStudio]

@YuseiTheSynchroHero In that case, you're emphasizing "COME" and not "LIGHT". And like I stated, that all points to your individual acting style.  Not everyone is going to read the line with the emphasis on the same words!

[NoireValentine]

This is also good for fandub directors. :3

[Odakage]

Thanks for the Freaking Tip. (; ^_^) V

[Narosuke1]

Great tip I can actually put this to work when saying lines without a reference.

[TheMisakiDubs]

Tie your freakin' shoes and go to freakin' bed!!! XDDD

[xYiNxYanGxYoukaIx]

Haha great tips :3 It;s nice for you to take a space of your time to help all of us amateurs ^^

[blacklight206]

I'd take his advice. He's professional, after all. A freakin one at that.

[skyswordsman]

I emphasize when the British female voice in my head reads to me when im reading books.

[ManaYuGiOhGX5Ds]

Wow , Ive always wondered on the best places to put emphasis on lines and that workshop was awesome sensei! That tip was REALLY helpful :3! I look forward to learning more >w<! These worskshops are so much fun! 8D <3

[greenafy]

i liked it