Voiceover Script for the Ear
Rewrites written copy so it works read aloud — sentence length, stress marks and the places a listener needs a breath.
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Running it, start to finish
- Paste the source copy and say who will read it.
- Read the marked script aloud against a timer.
- Cut where section 4 marked it, rather than reading faster.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Finds the sentences that are unspeakable in one breath and the visual formatting that carries no meaning aloud.
- Adds spoken signposting to replace the structure a reader gets from layout.
- Marks pauses, stress and breaths rather than leaving performance to guesswork.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Read the source aloud first. You will find half the problems yourself, and you will trust the rewrite more where it agrees with you.
- Keep the deliberate repetition. It looks redundant on the page and it is not. A listener cannot look back, so essential information has to arrive twice.
- Use section 6 for synthesis. Punctuation and alternate spellings steer synthetic voices far more reliably than any setting.
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