Narrating Training and Technical Material

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Description

A voice talent in the technical and training arena must be more than just a voice talent. He must be curious, willing to invest time in learning about the subject matter. He must be willing to say, \"I don't know about that, tell me more!\"

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
How do you pronounce Polly Deoxyribonucleic Tides? What in the heck is? Or Ghana me? And his founding psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich's name, pronounced correctly, is this incidence of S W R. Standing wave ratio or safe withdrawal rate? What's the difference between D. B A and D B M? Does your voice over talent know what a stack of dimes is to a welder or a refractive index to a jeweler? Are all the words there? But the syntax is wacky. Narrating. Technical or trade related copy is a special field of endeavor. Often, folks doing voice work come from acting, broadcast and performing backgrounds. They might think a shop floor traveler is a tourist. It Macy's, not the paperwork that follows assemblies through production copy writers and directors can give pronunciation hints and esque for punched in corrections to replace mispronounced or misused words. Order correct. Incorrect phraseology. But that's time and money. Ah, voice talent in the training arena must be willing to do research, bring knowledge to the table or be eager to learn. Sometimes a deeper dive must be made to understand the context of a script. The narrator can't be shy to say. I don't know about that. Tell me more now. That's a rare talent