CVAP week 2

Week 2 was little more exciting. It was more of character voicing and finding your inner voice which was fun and seeing my batchmates release all sorts of characters from using only their voices was fascinating.

More on fundamentals and how to take care of our voice. basic breathing and the do's and don'ts before you do a talk example: 
* Drinking coffee
*Eating sweets
*Drinking cold drinks  
*Eating spicy food.

The do's before you speak are:
*Always have a water bottle beside you to stay hydrated
*Be kind to your voice
*Breathing exercises 
*Vocal warmups helps as well and tongue twisters

Week 2 was focused mainly on how to take care of our voice, developing our voice and Finding our voice. Which is important if your aiming to be a great voice artist. 

Our guest speaker was from batch 1 Faith Pastrana who talked about how finding your voice is important. Even though many of us come from different back rounds different upbringings we all have a voice to share and finding your voice is the first step to opportunities, doors and successes. Be confident with your voice, be kind to it , be one with it, finding ways to be better not only as a voice artist but more importantly as a human being. So start now work hard now so you can enjoy the fruits of your labor in the future.
 
This vlog cant end without sir Pocholos word of he day which was 
NOW 
No
Opportunities 
Wasted 
Be kind to yourself enjoy the process. See you in my next Blog  


                                                             Peace from the Middle East.
 

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