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🎙️Voice Acting and Diction (Aotearoa NZ)

Speak clearly, read a script well, and use your Kiwi voice on purpose

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Your voice is four systems working together

The vocal folds and where pitch comes from

Resonance, the part that makes your voice yours

Articulation is where words are actually made

Breath support from the diaphragm

Breathing for sustained speech

A five-minute warm-up

Lip trills, humming, and straw phonation

Caring for your voice

Diction, the crisp-consonant fix

Vowel clarity

Tongue twisters as daily drills

Pace, pause, and phrasing

Pitch, intonation, and killing the monotone

Stress and emphasis carry meaning

Projection without shouting

Filler words and uptalk

The elements of a vocal performance

Reading copy, cold reading, and marking a script

The main styles of voice work

Microphone technique and a basic home setup

The New Zealand accent is a real voice, not a flaw

Saying te reo Māori correctly

Voice acting as a craft and a job in Aotearoa

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