Voice-Over Technique Training - Fast Action - Exercise 1

In this video, voice-over talent and coach Mel Allen shows you the voice-over technique training Exercise #1 of the Such A Voice Fast Action Series. Mastering your pitch will make you sound believable behind the microphone -- and will distinguish you as a professional from the amateurs.

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Education

Tags:

• voice over technique
• voice over training
• voice over
• such a voice
• mel allen

[foxxymischief1]

Can I have job working for Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network

[suchavoice1]

@foxxymischief1 It depends on what sort of voice you have. Of course, those jobs are very competitive as well!!

[daveycard]

1:06 'over the corsh of 10-15 seconds'. brilliant.

[unacomn]

This is going to help me a lot. I've got to do a lot of voice over work for my job, but my voice is horrible. I have to speed it up until everything sounds like a chipmunk comedy sketch to hide the flaws.

[TucoRamirez2]

You have an awesome voice. Thanks for sharing this great vocal exercise.

[UnstableCore]

Hahaha, "My name is Mel with such a voice". I bet you feel cocky saying that line.

[DJ80s]

@DJ80s Will this exercise help with expanding that range and decreasing the falcetto barrier?

[DJ80s]

I think this is exactly the info/tips I'm looking for. Does this help with the range that's between falcetto and your regular pitch when doing difficult character voices? I noticed when doing difficult characters with fairly high pitched voices (but not quite falcetto) there is a range that sometimes dips in and out of the falcetto border and it doesn't sound right. The sound contrast is noticable. I'd like to work my way into opperating in this range stronger and more fluently.

[tahirmst]

we want more :)