Introduction to Voice-over for Animation

Overview

“In this lesson, you will learn a little more about what it takes to develop a character through its analysis. To illustrate this, I will tell you about my experience with some characters and the phases of work that led me to achieve a great result.”

In this video lesson ISABEL MARTIÑÓN addresses the topic: Work a Character, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Voice-over for Animation. Learn to convey the emotions of your characters and perform a fresh, entertaining, and original voice-over.

Partial transcription of the video

“work a character In this lesson I will explain how to work on a character. This is the greatest satisfaction that we, as voice actors, can have, by giving a character that feels identified, that has its own character, is unique and is distinctive. I'm going to explain how I get to a dubbing room and I give voice to a character when I see and hear it. When I got to the dubbing room for the casting of Dee Dee from "Dexter's Laboratory", It was very emotional because it was my first fixed character. I arrived with the illusion that I wanted to stay. I arrived and they told me: "Vela, she's a v...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Voice-over for Animation

• Level: Beginner
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