The Top Arabic Voice over Studios
Arabic Voice Over Talent: Where Does Your Arabic Voice
Fit Best In Today’s Marketplace?
This article is excerpted from The Art and Science of Self-Evaluation: Do you have what it takes to make Big Money with your Arabic voice?
By Connie Terwilliger
Voice Actor & Teacher
and Re Edited By Fady Nagy
Arabic voice Talent , Founder and CEO of https://www.thearabicvoiceover.com
. All rights reserved.
Part of evaluating your potential for success in voice-over is to understand your competition.
You need to figure out what the Arabic Voice Over talent today really sounds like. Who is working? And what’s their sound?
Start taking notes on:
the kinds of Arabic Voice Over being used,
the kinds of Arabic voice work available, and also
what these Arabic Voice Over are doing with the words.
Listen to everything and anything that has a voice on it. Some genres of Arabic Voice Over work will be easy to find. Radio and TV spots are ubiquitous. Other types will be a bit more difficult to locate.
WHAT TO HEAR
You can learn a lot by seriously evaluating what you are hearing. You’ll want to listen for specific things. For instance:
What kinds of Arabic Voice Over are you hearing? Male Arabic Voice Over , Arabic female Voice Over Talent , young, old, ethnic?
Are the Arabic Voice Over smooth, deep, quirky, mid-range?
What voice attitudes do you hear?
STUDY COMMERCIALS
For the commercials, identify the product being sold. And:
What channel is the commercial on?
Is a male or female doing the selling?
What kind of Arabic voice is it – smooth, raspy, deep, quirky, accented, etc.?
Is the voice calm and soothing, sexy or excited, sarcastic, perhaps even loud?
Is it a local spot or a national spot?
Also watch the hard-sell late-night spots that show up on the obscure cable channels and study them. What makes them so – uh “bad?”
TV DOCs & CARTOONS
TV offers more than commercials to study, of course. Listen for narrations in documentaries.
Go channel surfing and watch documentary TV shows on a variety of channels. Analyze the type of show and the type of voice being used.
Animation and cartoon Arabic Voice Over are completely different animals in that they are usually characters telling a story – perhaps a story with a moral – but not really selling us anything.
Listen for more than just the words in the script. Listen for the grunts, yells, screams. You have my permission to spend time watching cartoons or other animated programs.
Also play some video games that feature lots of characters.
NON-BROADCAST
A large and growing area of Arabic Voice Over work is non-broadcast marketing, training, employee communication, and informational material on CD, DVD, video or online.
While some of these may not be as easy to find for reviewing, the Internet offers more and more audio and video Flash presentations.
Other examples include:
videos on employee benefits or safety awareness,
audio instructions included on software installation CDs,
interactive training on CD or online,
patient awareness videos you might see at a doctor’s office,
in-store marketing-informational videos, and
instructional videos included with a new product.
IMAGING & IVR
Other areas to study include radio and TV imaging, promos and voice mail or IVR – interactive voice response.
Call your credit card company and step through their phone tree. Call a community theater and listen to someone tell you about the latest show. Get someone to put you on hold and listen to the recorded sales pitch. On-hold is actually more like commercials than true voice mail.
Much of this work is paid. However, you should be able to pick out the recordings done by volunteers or employee draftees.
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