SPEECH EXPLORATION
How do I get to know your speech?
I analyze your speech based on the schema below:
Space Speaker Space
Space Space Space
Space. | Expression
Space Space Space
Text (language) Space
Space Space Space Space
Space | Space
Public (who?) Space
With the speaker, I focus on voice usage and the intelligibility of the pronunciation.
Expression is the expressive power of the text. The speaker can steer the transmission of the text by consciously handling rhythm, melody, dynamics, and timbre. The choices are up to the speaker; I support in enhancing the expressive power.
The text can be written by yourself or by someone else. You can read the text aloud or tell a story spontaneously. The language in which you do this can be your native language, but also a second language.
It is important to whom you want to tell your story or message. Is your audience present live, or are you recording it? Are you standing in a large or small room? In an open outdoor space, or behind a microphone? In short, the space is also of vital importance to the way you use your voice. Together, we will answer questions that arise regarding speaking in front of an audience.
