Independent Component 2

LITERAL
(a)  “I, Deanna Ponce, affirm that I completed my independent component which represents 30 hours of work.”
(b) Getting Used To Your Own Voice. Audio blog post
"Voice Over Experts." Finding and Developing Character Voices. N.p., n.d. Web
(c) Here! 
(d) Voice reel of three different characters.   

INTERPRETIVE 
Here!
Akira
Haruhi
Jim
Character sheet

APPLIED
Part of my answer is to know your limits and to get used to your voice. Once you know your voice you can find out what kind of characters you can voice. Knowing my voice, I found that doing the voice for Jim Hopkins was a bit of a challenge, as well as putting my pitch higher for Akira. Haruhi was a bit easy, although it was a bit difficult since I changed the character until the last minute so doing her voice while I was a little sick kind of weakened my ability for her.

Independent Component Update!

Hey there! Since we're getting close to the date (like literally it's the day after tomorrow), I decided that I should have posted these a long time ago!

Anyways, here are some clips. Like my beginning clips. c:

Curtain call! It was months of hard work and sweat and tears, but this was it!

I'm really proud of you guys, Bassett!! One of the best performances so far!

Obligatory Doctor Who reference post.

How they were able to fir the Doctor in the show is beyond me. The power of the theatre.

The performance started! It was hectic, but it everyonek new it was gonna be great.

They put on Twelfth Night: Or What You Will.

The one the purple dress is their own Viola.

For my mentorship I was asked to help out selling grams for the actors! As well as concessions!

This was before the show and those are the grams!

Blog 17

1. What is most important to consider when coming up with a voice for an animated character?
2. What made you decide on taking on all so many roles for one series? 
1. What is the most roles you have taken on during one series?
3. Did you ever find it hard to come up with so many voices? 
1. What was your hardest voice to come up with?
4. Are there any characters that you found yourself the closest to?
1. What character would you feel the closest to?
5. How many characters do you audition for for one series?
6. Do you normally get the characters you audition for? 
1. Any characters you were disappointed you didn't get? Who?
7. Were there any characters that were just thrown on you?
1. How often has that happened?
8. What is the easiest/fastest way on finding any voice acting job?
9. Any characters you've enjoyed voicing?
1. What made you enjoy voicing them?
2. What made them stick out to you?
10. If you had a chance to pick a character to voice, who would it be?
1. How would you make the character different (if they had a different voice actor)?
11. What is one tip you could give people to help them build their character?
1. What were some tips that were given to you that you have never forgotten?