Commercial project. Proud to be the voice artist and editor
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Gordon
Are you really planning to air this somewhere? I listen to it, and you mentioned the product name several times, but you drowned it out with so many sound effects that you can't even hear the actual name I really don't know why people do this, because it defeats the whole point of trying to advertise a product. if you can't even hear the name of the product being advertised
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Cj
Replying to @gordon: Are you really planning to air this somewhere? I listen to it, and you mentionedLoading reactions…
Gordon
Yes, you're definitely going to need to hold back on the sound effects if you plan to do this on a professional level, because I still could not hear the name of the product you were advertising or get any information from that commercial you need to be catchy, but not overdo special effects. The key is to captivate the audience and make the audience interested in learning more about the product, and you do that through delivery, not necessarily a bunch of special effects good luck with your future projects
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Meg
These comments are choppy. at one point I heard a loud beep sound effect and I thought my phone was going to break apart though. Anyway not sure why it's chopping and erasing stuff for me these comments are chopping up but your accent is also quite thick and it does sound like you are reading from a script. I wouldn't probably buy that product with that first impression as I am not sure what product or service you are really selling. I am happy for you though if you just keep persevering and working at it. Could hear it fine thought it did sound slightly loud and a bit announcery. What do you think? I know and assume we are both blind. it's hard to get into voiceover.
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