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May 09, 2025
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DRA 228 - Introduction to Voice Acting Credits: 3 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: General Learn and practice the fundamentals of voice acting for commercials, animated characters, books on tape, and other voice acting situations. Please note: learners enrolled in this class may need to purchase equipment for recording voice acting performances. Competencies
- Evaluate the foundational terminology for the craft of acting
- Break down the definition of acting
- Discuss relevant terminology used in the field
- Use studied terminology practically in exercises, discussions, assignments, rehearsals, and performances
- Create an environment where voice acting can be effectively recorded with appropriate entry-level equipment
- Identify effective industry standard hardware at various price points
- Review effective industry standard software at various price points
- Examine effective industry standard sound dampening products at various price points
- Integrate fundamental acting terminology into voice acting performances
- Break down fundamental acting terminology
- Incorporate acting fundamentals into vocal performances during rehearsals
- Perform in various voice acting styles
- Record voice acting for commercials
- Demonstrate voice acting for audiobooks
- Perform characters written to be performed by voice actors
- Create voice acting samples
- Perform an effective range of voice acting selections that demonstrates castability
- Edit effective selections that can be shared
- Characterize markets that may support a career in voice acting
- Discuss common regions with recording studios for voice acting contracts
- Find agents who represent voice actors
- Assess how effective voice performances are
- Evaluate one’s own voice acting
- Develop an ability to constructively receive feedback
Competencies Revised Date: AY2025
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