Interesting. Most of these tips can be applied to voice acting with a couple of notes/clarifications...
>Pauses ARE extremely important in voice acting, but they should never be forced, or inserted artificially. When you pause, to make a point, after communicating a thought, it shouldn't feel forced or unnatural.*
>While physicalizing is critical to voice acting, what they intend to discourage in this article is flailing about and non-speciifc movement. Any physical movement you make in the booth, should be purposeful and speciifc; when you gesture, it should feel natural and done for a reason.
* True, today is "Talk...like...Shatner. Day"..., but do it on your own time, for fun; not in the studio.
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