Hi, I am a multilingual voice actress from Eastern Europe. I speak Estonian, Russian and English, as well as a little bit Ukrainian (a little rusty and in dire need of practice๐ ).
Currently, I use RODE NT1 5th gen. microphone, RODE AI-1 interface and a home booth.
Role announcement!
I am in #FuguesEnd, voicing your local cryptid, Krizenia! ๐ฅณ๐
Remember to check out @PlaromaStudios !
Steam page: https://t.co/kc5LZOoM92
Role announcement!
I am in #FuguesEnd, voicing your local cryptid, Krizenia! ๐ฅณ๐
Remember to check out @PlaromaStudios !
Steam page: https://t.co/kc5LZOoM92
On a positive note: I've started pursuing another little dream of mine. Whilst I've been having my episodes of "semi" muteness, I've been writing. I've always wanted to write a book, so that's what I've been working on for the past month.
Hi, it's been a long time.
I've been busy, that is all. I've not auditioned for anything for 2 months now, maybe longer, but I've been working and attending the troupe gatherings, and studying in theatre.
I will be changing jobs soon, so hopefully, I will return to the VA world.
Another reason why I've been silent is this: I simply can't find it in me to speak. I do what I need to to get by daily, but I've been sitting mutely most of my time.
Talking, even just to record, is a struggle for me.
Things are going. I am finally employed (part time), but I am not out of the slump quite yet.
So it is not good, not bad, but it is in this level of perpetual exhaustion (if that makes sense). But it is good to finally be active again.
(I am asking this also because of how different the approaches are in schools/countries! Aka, if I'd be "emotional" here, I'd be overacting. If I deliver an emotional line, western listeners/viewers see it as numb/underperforming. I am an academic at heart & want to learn/know!)
Hi, voice actors! A question I have been pondering about is as follows: how do you stop acting "hard"? Aka how do you level your deliveries without them sounding forced? I am curious about your methods ๐๐
I just got acquainted with Reaper. Ngl, this got me all giddy, because for some reason, my audio files turned out very mechanical sounding before that. OHHH MY GODDDDD