Voice Over Voice Over Techniques and Performance 3

Question 1

What vocal quality is described as 'warm' in voice over casting?

Accepted Answer

A rich, resonant tone that feels inviting and trustworthy

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A very high-pitched energetic sound

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A fast-paced aggressive delivery

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A whispery breathy quality

Question 2

What does 'ISDN' stand for in the context of remote voice over recording?

Accepted Answer

Integrated Services Digital Network

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International Studio Distribution Network

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In-Studio Digital Node

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Instant Sound Delivery Notation

Question 3

What is 'throat clearing' considered in professional voice over?

Accepted Answer

A bad habit that should be minimized before recording

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A recommended warm-up technique

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A method to add grit to your voice

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An acceptable way to start a take

Question 4

What is a 'button' in voice over copywriting and performance?

Accepted Answer

A punchy final line that closes a spot with impact

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A technical sound effect added in post

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A section of repeated dialogue

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The intro hook of a commercial

Question 5

What does 'EQ' mean in voice over post-production?

Accepted Answer

Equalization — adjusting frequency levels in the audio

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Equal Quality — a standard for approved takes

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Exit Queue — when a session is completed

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Emotional Quality — a performance rating system

Question 6

What is 'sight-reading speed' important for in voice over work?

Accepted Answer

Quickly reading and performing a script accurately the first time

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Memorizing lines during auditions

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Counting how many scripts you can read per hour

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Estimating project turnaround time