BGilbert Demo Reel V1.5

[Bgilbert]

NEW!

Same VA track, but this time with a soundtrack to go along with it!


Please let me know your thoughts.


Thank you!

[Bgilbert]

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*foreveralone*

[himynameisrob53]

Great job, as always!

[Bgilbert]

Great job, as always!

Thanks!

Still looking for comments guys! Let me know what yall think!

[Bgilbert]

coming close to 100 views! But only one comment I need YOUR help to help me grow as a preformer!

Let me know what you guys think

[Bgilbert]

*tumbleweed*

[Zammuel]

You have very clear audio and a very easy to listen to voice, great work.

(P.S. I feel your pain on the view count thing haha).

[Bgilbert]

You have very clear audio and a very easy to listen to voice, great work.

(P.S. I feel your pain on the view count thing haha).

Thank you I appreciate it. Anyone else?

[Monotori]

My biggest problem: do not pronounce the 'h' in heir!

But seriously, what I really like is, no matter what the character, you keep a clear, understandable voice with just the right tempo. I was really looking for something a bit more, though, like you could've gone just a couple extra steps. None of the lines really stood out to me; they were executed well, but I couldn't believe them. Specifically, I think using that first line in the beginning was a bad idea. It doesn't grab anyone's attention and (if I were looking for an actor at the last minute or something) I might just skip over the rest because it gave a bad impression, as if all your voices are just as dull. That isn't true! They might be a little disappointing sometimes, but definitely dynamic in their own ways. It seems like you know how the lines should sound, you're just holding yourself back!
Just keep at it, though; I like the characters you've made, they just need more life to them.

[Bgilbert]

My biggest problem: do not pronounce the 'h' in heir!

But seriously, what I really like is, no matter what the character, you keep a clear, understandable voice with just the right tempo. I was really looking for something a bit more, though, like you could've gone just a couple extra steps. None of the lines really stood out to me; they were executed well, but I couldn't believe them. Specifically, I think using that first line in the beginning was a bad idea. It doesn't grab anyone's attention and (if I were looking for an actor at the last minute or something) I might just skip over the rest because it gave a bad impression, as if all your voices are just as dull. That isn't true! They might be a little disappointing sometimes, but definitely dynamic in their own ways. It seems like you know how the lines should sound, you're just holding yourself back!
Just keep at it, though; I like the characters you've made, they just need more life to them.

Thanks for the review!

I showcased the first few because they were preformed in an actual studio. I was unsure about the quality, and I wanted to get that across first.

I can definitly see what you're talking about though. My lines tend to end flat. I'm starting to get more confident in my voice and characters. it's like know how to create the picture, but only been stopping at sketches.

Thanks again for your critque.