Script Writing & Recording Voice Over for Explainer Videos

Script Writing & Recording Voice Over for Explainer Videos, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 3.7, with 18 lectures, based on 387 reviews, and has 8235 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand how to keep your writing Straightforward & Focused Learn “The 4 Step Writing Formula” Discover how to get KEY information to write your script Find out about different writing styles Learn to Record Voice Overs from home! This course is ideal for individuals who are For Beginners or NOT for Intermediate or Expert Level Writers or Voice Over Actors It is particularly useful for For Beginners or NOT for Intermediate or Expert Level Writers or Voice Over Actors.

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Summary

Title: Script Writing & Recording Voice Over for Explainer Videos

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 3.7

Number of Lectures: 18

Number of Published Lectures: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 18

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 18

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand how to keep your writing Straightforward & Focused
Learn “The 4 Step Writing Formula”
Discover how to get KEY information to write your script
Find out about different writing styles
Learn to Record Voice Overs from home!

Who Should Attend

For Beginners
NOT for Intermediate or Expert Level Writers or Voice Over Actors

Target Audiences

For Beginners
NOT for Intermediate or Expert Level Writers or Voice Over Actors

A good script has the power to grab a potential buyer’s interest AND be informative at the same time, while also being clear and concise.

If you are a small business, startup company or freelancer, learn how to WRITE YOUR OWN SCRIPTS for animations, commercials & explainer videos!

Explainer videos are proven to engage audiences and increase retention. These videos are great for business commercials, startup advertisements, presentations, and even lessons for students created by teachers — but at the heart of a good explainer video is a GOOD SCRIPT.

My course features tips on how to keep your writing Simple & Clear. Discover “The 4 Step Writing Formula”, and learn how to get KEY information to help successfully write a script!

A good voice over is also a key component to an ENGAGING video. You want to sound clear and professional, but how can you do that on your own & from within your own home?

My course also features tips on how to warm up & prepare for voice over recording, how to improve your vocal performance, advice on your technical setup, and how to edit your voice over. �

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Script Writing for Explainer Videos

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Explainer Videos

Lecture 3: Keep it Simple, Keep it Clear

Lecture 4: The 4 Step Writing Formula

Lecture 5: Story Style Writing

Lecture 6: Fact Style Writing

Lecture 7: Text-Based Storyboard & Marking up a script

Lecture 8: Getting KEY information

Lecture 9: Resources for Script Writing

Lecture 10: Script Samples (Fact & Story Style)

Lecture 11: Script Writing for Education/Lessons

Chapter 2: Recording Voice Over From Home

Lecture 1: Warming up

Lecture 2: Vocal Performance

Lecture 3: Technical Setup

Lecture 4: Editing & Noise Reduction

Chapter 3: BONUS

Lecture 1: Script Writing Tips: Quick Summary

Lecture 2: 8 Steps to Creating a Video

Lecture 3: BONUS LECTURE: Discounts for my other courses

Instructors

Mary Ingrassia
Video Producer & Graphic Designer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes
2 stars: 12 votes
3 stars: 66 votes
4 stars: 137 votes
5 stars: 163 votes

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