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Showing posts with label voice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label voice. Show all posts
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Love and Money (and lips).
'Love and Money' by Dennis Kelly is a fantastically written contemporary British play. I read it today as part of my play-a-day challenge. It inspired me and I couldn't wait to record a monologue (which is actually originally a duologue) from it. This is what came of it:
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Thinking Outside the BOX.
It is an experiment. It is long and you should listen to it properly or not at all.
I read a play called 'Box' today by Edward Albee. The entire piece is a voice over. On stage is a box. That is all. The voice comments on the human predicament and, in consequence, the effects of art. And the box. Which I thought would be quite interesting stuff to contemplate in the wake of the Zuma-Murray Spear/Smear saga.
I read a play called 'Box' today by Edward Albee. The entire piece is a voice over. On stage is a box. That is all. The voice comments on the human predicament and, in consequence, the effects of art. And the box. Which I thought would be quite interesting stuff to contemplate in the wake of the Zuma-Murray Spear/Smear saga.
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Google Vocal Graphics.
In 3rd Year at UCT studying Theatre & Performance we each had to do a task called "Vocal Graphics" - a task that required us to create a clip from an action serial including an ad break and some form of music using only our voices. This was mine. Thought I'd have some fun with it and put it to some google images.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
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