Personally, I feel i need to really work on my fear. I feel i can either go subdued/subtle fear, or over the top fear. It is difficult for me to express fear that is in between those two.

Fun slate :) I think you have great clarity.. something I need to work on lol. I liked anger a lot and actually the fear one too. It was like dread-fear rather than panic fear? Which was different than how I interpreted the script. Great work!

Ha fun slate, keep it succinct for clients but this was entertaining #1: Good tones of anger, felt a bit safe at times but very expressive and ever changing. Really like the scene you're painting. Maybe make the last line more dire. The ending down like that seems to play as "it's ok, I wasn't going to". #2: Good living in the moment. Love the pace and the contemplative fear (subtle as it is often). To sow more range, consider a reason for a bit of a bigger moment in fear at some point to show what could be possible in a session with you. #3: Nice pace and focus on the listener. Some good affect on the body but I'd love more visceral response a time or so to help land how awful it is. While I like both, the difference between the two isn't significant enough to warrant sending both to client,