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VOICE ACTING This Last Line 'Trick' Can Lead To A Better Lasting Impression ... July 17, 2015  By Hugh KlitzkeCasting Director and Coach Here’s a trick. (I really hate that notion - "a trick” but sometimes, it seems to fit…)
Here’s a technique. (Passably better, but still….) Okay - try this! When you read a spot (say, a TV commercial) and you are reading ahead, take your eyes off the paper as you come to the very last line. Look away from the last sentence - but keep reading. You’ll be surprised at how the ending changes from something pat, stock or predictable into something more. ---------------------- ABOUT HUGH Hugh P. Klitzke is studio manager and voice casting director for a leading bi-coastal talent agency, who has directed more than 85,000 auditions for all voice over genres. Based in New York City, he is also a coach specializing in teaching voice over for actors, and writes VO4TA, a twice-weekly blog with helpful voice acting tips. Email: VO4TA@voiceoverfortheactor.com Web: www.VoiceOverForTheActor.com Blog: http://voiceoverfortheactor.com/hpks_blog Subscribe to blog: http://voiceoverfortheactor.com/subscribe_for_free |
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Paul Payton
7/17/2015 at 3:12 PM
Wise advice. I've been doing it for decades.
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