SUM
skip “he said” in dramatisations – it disturbs the dialogue.
LOTR
focus on keywords
nice background music at the right volume!
the final words needed more attention, to be more emotional
ALICE
low recording quality – a big difference between the 2 voices
flowing nicely; I like the delicate sound effects!
The Doormouse – a nice voice
the constant background music may become irritating
HAMLET
a great job! high quality of reading. any support you used?
be careful about the air attacks creating booms in the microphone.
video – a simple solution to show who’s talking :)
SERVANT
nice sound effects :)
one voice only: read, listen, re-read, make the corrections (course-curse?). be careful to pronounce all sounds – do not drop the labials, focus on the vowels, pronounce the th-sounds take your time.
OTHELLO
export to mp3
good reading, including the willow song!
it’s surprising to hear male voices in women’s roles :) but not impossible.
PYGMALION
export to mp3
in dramatization, focus on the dialogues, not the scene description
nice style in all characters’ talk!
the continuing dialogue might be more fun than the introductory description :)
MENTAL HEALTH
various quality and loudness of the voices – may cause problems for the listener
quite an emotional, personal discussion, in good language
CLEAN AND WELL LIGHTED PLACE
nice sound effects and work with voice
slow, lazy night talk :)
