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chrisvoco
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 Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2014 7:05 pm Post subject: Animated Story Narration |
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Get out your whips and chains: I agreed to narrate this for a group of student animators from Chile - simply because it's a neat story, nice animation work and has a nifty musical score.
Had to draw... it... out quite a....... bit.... because of the general........ pace of the visuals.
However, I like it, and am curious as to what other, more experienced narrators might advise:
http://vimeo.com/75434611
Narration kicks in right around :18 or so.
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Foog
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| I enjoyed that immensely. Voice... music... all of it. Going to show it to the kids next. Thanks! (sorry I don't have anything more, errrr, professionally relevant to tell you.) |
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Fireside Grizzly
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I'm new in the business, but I've been reading stories to children for a looong time and that was really nice. I think you did a great job with the pace. Like Foog, I'm going to show that clip to my kiddos. Nicely done.
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