Voice-over for Animation
Voice-over for Animation by Jean Ann Wright, published by Morgan Kaufmann Publishers/Elsevier in 2009, is a comprehensive guide designed for animation and voice-over students and professionals. This 263-page book delves into the world of animated voice-over, offering practical information, exercises, and insights from experienced voice-over artists. Readers will learn to develop unique characters and enhance their vocal versatility, essential skills for competing in the industry.
The book includes a professionally recorded CD featuring scripts, interviews with animation talent agents, casting directors, and notable voice-over artists. It provides examples of voice placement for characters and standard cartoon dialects, such as British and Mexican, allowing for practical application. Additionally, exercises are included to strengthen voices and improve flexibility, making this resource valuable for those looking to create a professional demo CD and find work in the animation field.
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Voice Over for Animation takes animation and voice-over students and professionals alike through the animated voice-over world. The book provides information, exercises, and advice from professional voice-over artists. Now you can develop your own unique characters, and learn techniques to exercise your own voice gain the versatility you need to compete. You can also learn how to make a professional sounding demo CD, and find work in the field.
The accompanying CD is professionally recorded, and features: scripts, Animation Talent Agent interviews, Casting Director interviews and Interviews with Animation Voice-Over Artists like Nancy Cartwright (Bart, The Simpsons) and Cathy Cavadini (Blossom, Power Puff Girls) and Bill Farmer (Goofy). This is an invaluable resource for animators and voice-over artists.
–Author MJ Lallo is a VO artist, director, producer, and casting director.
–Examples of voice placement for characters, to allow for practice of standard voices commonly used in cartoons.
–Voice-over demo included on CD so that students can model their own voice-over demo around the example.
–Standard cartoon dialects like British, Mexican, French, and East Indian dissected.
–Exercises offered to strengthen voices and improve flexibility.
–Tips from professionals.
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