The Dreary Orphanage: Fairytale Puppet Film (Chapter One)
JayDanger Media for Narrator
Voice: I'm imagining a commanding British voice for this; however, I welcome all accents! Be playful, mysterious, and dramatic. Show all of your spooky ghost/fairytale story energy!
Character: Imagine a classy narrator sitting by a fireplace, reading aloud a spooky story or poem to children on a dark stormy night. The narrator is sarcastic and theatrical, pulling the audience's interest with every word, and hitting dramatic beats, all with a mischievous twinkle in their eye.
- english
- female young adult
- audiobook
- animation
- androgynous
- male adult
- film
- all english accents
- male young adult
- narration
- female adult
- british
Wishes are like a garden, yet most never bloom. For wishes, like hope, crack under the weight of despair, withering like neglected roses without constant care.
Any genie will warn you before popping one into existence — instant wishes are the most dangerous most magic of all. Deceiving and twisted.
So, if you’re expecting every problem to be solved by fairy godmothers, talking teddies, and sparkly rainbows, you might prefer Mommy And Me’s Twinkle Star pop-up book.
We have similar-esque equipment, as I use Audacity and a HyperX usb microphone! It does sound like you're slightly muffled with some tinny-sounding reverb. This could be fixed by standing closer to the microphone, (about two hands away) and recording under many blankets or a closet full of clothes.
Your input is much appreciated, and I thank you for taking the time to respond! I was thinking the same thing about the sound. I do record under some heavy blankets and I'm already pretty close to the microphone, so I wasn't sure if the problem was moreso in the way I've been handling the software. But I'm investing in some sound-dampening foam to hang on my office walls, so hopefully that should improve the quality of future performances. Thank you again!