THE QUIZ:

1. _____ Do you like the sound of your voice?

I feel more confident in my voice now! growing up not so much

2._____ Can others hear your voice in a crowd?

I think so?

3._____ Are you a heavy breather or do you get short winded when you speak?

I do feel short winded sometimes

4._____ Do people ask you if your mom/dad is home on the phone? 

Ehhhh not really

6._____ Does your voice change throughout the day?

YES! My voice is a lot more monotone and lower pitch in the mornings

7._____ Is your voice raspy or harsh?

I think it's tin like

8._____ Are you easily misunderstood?

no-ish

9._____ Do you have frequent colds that seem to settle in your throat? 

I rarely ever get sick and my throat is usually good when I do get a cold

10._____ When you feel pressure does your voice tighten and go up in pitch?

I don't notice a change in pitch, but my voice does become more shaky

11._____ Do you have a nasal sounding voice? 

Yes (._.)

12._____ Do others ask you to repeat yourself?

Sometimes on the phone

13._____ Are you constantly clearing your throat?

Not really

14._____ Is your voice weaker in the morning than at night? 

My voice is a lot stronger at night!

15._____ Do people hear you clearly when you walk into a room? 

I hope so

16._____ Do other people find your voice pleasant to the ear? 

Ehhhhhhhhhh

17._____ Are you animated and interesting to talk to?

I try to be!

Your pronunciation and enunciation are clear, and I can hear the smile in your voice, which is fantastic! That excited tone really comes across, giving your performance a warm and engaging feel. The enthusiasm you bring is great, but there’s room to amplify that smile just a bit more. When you smile while speaking, it naturally lifts the tone of your voice and adds warmth to the delivery, making it even more inviting and energetic.

When it comes to projection, there’s definitely some space to improve. Right now, it sounds like you’re addressing a small group or talking to someone close by, but imagine you're speaking to a gym full of people. You don't have a microphone, so you need to project your voice as though you're reaching someone at the back of the room. Think about using your diaphragm more, which will allow you to push your volume up and ensure that everyone can hear you, no matter where they are sitting.

Another important element is maintaining your energy throughout the entire performance. It seems to dip towards the end, and while the initial enthusiasm is fantastic, try to carry that energy right through to the last word. Consistency is key, especially when conveying excitement about something, and keeping the energy level high from start to finish will keep the audience engaged. Additionally, try to slow down in some parts. There were moments where it felt like you were rushing through the script. Taking your time, even in the more excited moments, will help with clarity and allow you to really emphasize key words or ideas. By fine-tuning these elements, you’ll create a more powerful and captivating performance. Keep it up! You're doing great!