Taught by: Juan Diego Polanco - Co-founding partner and vocal coach of Torre A Doblaje
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Transmitting with the voice is an art. From an effective communication to an animation or dubbing project, this tool is needed to avoid "sounding flat". The intention and narrative reading is in charge of adding nuances and intention to what we want to say with different factors that manage to transmit it more effectively to the audience that listens to us.
In this course you will learn the tools to successfully convey intentions and emotions when reading texts, what interpretive reading consists of, text, subtext and context, the importance of inflections, types of synchrony and their application in dubbing.
To all people who wish to transmit their voice more effectively and not "sound read".
Have a cell phone or microphone to be able to record yourself.
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Final examTo obtain your course pass certificate, you will have 2 attempts per day to pass a multiple-choice exam with more than 70%.
Co-founding partner and vocal coach of Torre A Doblaje
Partner of Torre A Doblaje, professor of dubbing techniques, communicator at the University of Lima, illustrator, scriptwriter and dubbing director. Graduated in Animation and Special Effects at Toulouse Lautrec. He took the workshop of adaptation of translations for dubbing with Sebastián Arias and the dubbing workshop of Boreal dubbing. Among his teachers are Alfonso Obregón, Ricardo Mendoza, Leisha Medina and Maggie Vera, among other international dubbing figures.
*San Ignacio University will certify all NETZUN students.
Benefits
Full access to course videos
Downloadable materials
Forum with other students
Certificate of Completion
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