Blog 19

1. Effective User of technology is the ESLER I feel as if I'm mastering throughout the project/
2. Using my resources to create the voice and putting it together, whether it be a clip or an audio piece, is important to know and how to work with what you got is important. If you didn't moster all of this, then you can't really excel well at what you're doing.
3.  My first Independent Component can show proof of that.

Blog 18

1. What is your essential question? What is most important to consider when developing the voice of an animated character?
2. What is your third answer to your essential question? The most important thing to consider when developing a voice for an animated character is making personal connections.
3. What are three details to support or justify your third answer? Makes the character realistic. It also helps you connect with the character and helps makes the character easier to connect to other people so they stick out.
4. What source helped you prove this answer is justified for your essential question?  The podcasts at Voice Over Experts (podcast 139)
5. What do you plan to study next and why? The podcasts at Voice Over Experts give a lot of advice and teaches how to make acharacter more realistic and how to make personal connections and also purchase a few other books!

2-Hour Meeting Answer #2

1.  What is most important to consider when developing a voice for an animated character?
2.  What's most important to consider when developing a voice for an animated character is to have multiple vocal tones
3.  You gain more jobs and become a lot more recognized. You'll also have a lot more demo tapes to give out and land better job opportunities.
4.  Art of Voice Acting, Pat Fraley, Adventures In Voice Acting.
5.  I plan to continue my study for answer 2 by finding out how to form different pitches and how to properly use your voice.

Senior Project Update

Content:

(1) For my independent component, I have decided on working on a dub for a semi-short series called 'Lucky Channel' from the anime Lucky Star. I'm working with Dean who had gladly decided to dub with me for this series.

(2) While watching Adventures in Voice Acting, I have learned quite a few things that I didn't know. Most of the actors that talked about their role, did not expect the results of their work and in an artcle, some voice actors did not even expect the roles they were signing up for. In AiV, it stayed more on the positive side during the interviews, although I have only seen a few episodes, I expect to see more of information in other interviews in the program.

(3) I don't have any lines or videos out yet, but I will be posting videos from my channel (which will be added in later) as well as the script to the first episode located here!

(1) What is the most effective way to prepare for voice acting?
(2) I am not going to revise my EQ at this time
(3) What are possible answers to your current working EQ? Practice, be creative and never give up!