There are plenty of new things that Sumeet Vyas has learnt ever since he started his career in front of the camera, as an actor. But one thing, he admits to have stopped focussing on, is his "focus" on voice modulation.
바카라Most of the time you are mic바카라d up on camera. So, you don바카라t really have to modulate your voice, plus since it바카라s a visual medium, there are several things that add to your voice. As the time progresed I stopped focussing on that,바카라 he tells us.
Vyas realised the importance of voice modulation, when he was doing the voiceover for the second season of the audio adaptation of 바카라Permanent Roommates: He Said She Said바카라, for the audio streaming platform Audible.
바카라It was a great throwback. Back when I was doing theatre, we were taught how to focus on the throw of our voice. Voice modulation is very important. When I was doing the voiceover for 바카라Permanent Roomates바카라, I realised the importance of it,바카라 he says.
However, while voice modulation remains an important part in audio shows, Vyas insists, not much is different when it comes to enunciating a character in front of the audiences.
바카라Obviously, the first instinct is to do more. There바카라s only audio. But, what I learnt was that you don바카라t have to do anything extra. You don바카라t have to change. You can just play the character. It will create the impact that it needs to create. That바카라s a lesson I learnt,바카라 he says.
바카라Voice modulation is obviously very important, since you don바카라t have a visual aid. In movies or TV shows, lot of times you don바카라t have to say everything. But, to me, the beauty of audio shows, is like reading a novel. When you read a novel, you imagine everything. The people, their faces, is all your imagination and you build it inside your head, gradually as you start getting into it. Similar is the case with audio seasons as well. It바카라s more engaging. I personally really enjoy it,바카라 he adds.
