@MatchMyTalent First thing, don’t let the gender or age of any character stop you from trying. Second, try a new accent or language similar to yours. If you know Bengali, try Assamese. Or even Korean, what gives? Don’t be afraid to experiment. #ForegroundForum
@MatchMyTalent Use whatever you have to deaden the noise coming from outside - pillows, quilts, rugs, clothes, mattresses, anything you can get your hands on. You want to reduce the noise from bouncing around the room as much as possible! 😎 #ForegroundChat
@MatchMyTalent That anyone can do voice overs. This acting is different compared to other forms of acting. This is why voices done by celebs with inadequate experience are inadequate. #ForegroundChat
@MatchMyTalent Voice whatever you want, whoever you want. At the end of the day, if nobody can tell that it’s your voice, you’ve won the battle. What people think should not stop you from doing what you like to do. #ForegroundChat
@TannaKritika@MatchMyTalent Listen and learn I would say. One can learn a lot by mimicry - you can practise mimicking accents and lines already recorded by someone else. It’s a good form of practise. #ForegroundChat
@MatchMyTalent I think one should be well aware of the market rates and not undercharge in any way. You need to understand your worth and make sure the clients do to. :)