What works for dialogue on set is completely wrong for voiceover. Here’s why. We talked about what ADR is and why it's important this week. Now let's talk about voiceovers. Nothing ruins a video like amateur sound work. At the top of the clock in amateur-hour? Bad voiceover! Maybe you’re setting up a session for your talent to give a zesty performance the likes of Alicia Silverstone’s iconic Clueless narration. Or maybe you’re turning the mic on yourself for one of those breathy Terrence Malick Tree of Life VO stylings. One thing is the same for all voiceover: point the mic right. In a Sound 101 breakdown, the guys over at Deity have some tips on the best placement for voiceover, when to use (or ditch) windscreens and foam covers, recording foley, and what kind of budget you’re looking at for a decent recording setup. We'll look at their tips and add a few extra pointers below. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 16 December, 2020