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In premiere Pro you could put multiple sound files on top of each other,  for example, as I am talking I could put like a “boinnnng” sound effect, and I could move the characters around on the screen by editing them out, basically animating it without drawings.

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I am change my pitch and volume depending on which character it is, and put sound effects if i can

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Usually at the end of a book, they would slow down at the very end and say “the end” after reading to  child audiences

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You ALWAYS have to say the Title, the authors name, and the illustrator name When you are reading to kindergarten.

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The three most common ways to create an interesting character would be to change your speed, pitch, And volume

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Perhaps you could do a slideshow

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On iMovie, you could detach the audio from your video recording of you reading the book. Then, take pictures of the book and then overlap them. So, the viewer can see the book pages while also hearing the book.

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I would do it on imovie that way i can put some cheerful music in the background.

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Really act out every emotion and exaggerate your vocal expressions

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One thing you can do is hide your face while reading the book so the audience will focus on the book

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A cheerful tone and maybe some music in the background

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At the end finish it off with saying “ the end” and sort of when your reading the finishing sentence say it as it’s your last breath.

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By maybe doing a third person view with a different voice

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Use procreate which can make the illustrations more fun and creative.

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The title and the author

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Ask children what they think will happen next. Help them confirm or revise these predictions as the story unfolds.

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talking with expression and energy
Changing the way you talk so it’s more friendly and fun.

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You can use our technology and maybe put different filters on each page based on where the story takes place in that moment. Like if you are outside and everyone’s happy you can put a brighter filter but if it is a sad moment put a darker filter.

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You have to make the book more interesting for the kids by relating to them. Even though it’s online you have to somehow connect to them. So you can make funny voices that they would laugh too.

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Just the title and a very quick summary of the book.

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You can edit the pictures to be more interesting.

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make the pitch of your voice higher

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You could do many things to make your voice more interesting using articulation, pitch, initiation, pace and volume. For example, if you have a mouse you could make your voice squeaky or really deep to make it funnier.

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The end in a normal voice
Have the way you are speaking slow down.

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When reading to a young audience, you have to mention the author, illustrator and title before you can start reading.

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You can add sound effects and music accordingly to the situation.

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Usually to a children’s book the story always ends in “the end”. When you say the end you need to slowly slow down and soften your voice so the kids know that the book is ending.

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You can use iMovie and connect all the picture or videos or illustrations you want, and then do a voiceover.

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Author, publisher, illustrator
Title
Summary at the back

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You can use technology to add edits and manipulate/move around the images to go from one page to the next in a fun way, such as using cool transitions. You can also add other images or effects to express the scene, such as sparkles for a crystal cave or leaves falling in a forest.

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You can gradually start slowing down before saying “the end’.

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You can add pictures, or a video, or an illustration to show while reading the book.

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You need to introduce the book title, author and who the illustrations are by.

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Using iMovie, you could change when they see things. If the text is at the top, you could start the frame at the top and slowly come down to the picture.

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High/low pitched
Fast/slow speed talking

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you need to tell them the name of the book before you read it to them

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You can make it an animation so it moves as you speak, making it more realistic. You can also adding affects like sparkles and chime noises when you turn the page.

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I think your tone when you’re reading the book has to match the characters personality. For example if someone’s personality was sad you can make your voice slower and deeper.

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You need to include the author and illustrator’s name, and the title.

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You could use iMovie and in cooperates those pictures into slides.

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You could always drop your recording into iMovie and add in sound effects. I know for a fact that iMovie has this feature because I’ve used it before.

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You could maybe put some filter on it like if the character is angry you could put a red filter and things like that

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You can change your voice and maybe add sound effects in the back if your using I movie.

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You can change your pitch to match the character. You can also change the speed in your voice to show emotions.

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The title author and illustrator

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You can end the story by talking slower towards the end and you can end your story with saying the end.

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You can add sound effects and extra little bits of dialogue such as sighs, yawns, and jitters for being excited. This adds something extra other than the dialogue or phrases given to enhance the experience.

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Some voice techniques I could use is creating my voice to be higher as a female character and deeper to make it seem more masculine to portray a male character. - rebecca w

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Slow down the pace of your voice and have a calmer voice

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I could make funny sound effects when something happens like if something falls I could make a crashing noise

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I can make my voice slower faster higher lower loader softer and maybe even change my speech style and tone for each character

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Make an i movie showing the pages your reading.

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You could add sound affects or appropriate music depending on the scene. If it is scary, put scary music for the background. If its joyful, put happy music. If one character is bouncing (like tiger from Winnie the pooh) you can add boing sound affects.

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You could add sound affects or many different voices.

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You can use a slideshow where you are able to switch through the pictures of each page slowly and then just give a voice over

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You could always slow down your voice because near the end of stories, movies, shows, the end would slow down a bit more then the beginning. You could also make your voice sound softer and calmer, this would show readers that the story is coming to an end as well.

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You can add sound effects in the background when you are reading. For example, if the story takes place in a jungle, you can have sounds of trees rustling, animal noises, and water sounds. You can also use different pitches and speaking pace for different characters.

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Come to a narrorationh voice and say “the end”.

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I think I would slow down my voice which I think would send them a signal that the book is about to be done

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Title, author, reader

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You can create interesting characters by changing the tone of your voice according to what you think your character would sound like.

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Before reading you should include the information about your characters and know the emotion of them so when you read there lines, you can read them with emotion.

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You can include sound effects. This can make your reader more interested of what you have to talk about for example if something drops you can make a crashing sounds.

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The author, the story title, the illustrator, and myself.

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You might change the volume of your voice and articulate the last words. Either ‘the end’ or the last few words of the book. This makes it sound like a conclusion since the articulation makes it sound like a cut off and ending.

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You should always introduce the title of the book and the author who wrote this book. If you want to go further then that, you can also include the person reading this book, the illustrator, and where this book was made.

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A very common technique that voice readers use when the story comes to the end is to state “The End”

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I cou”d make an IMovie and add sound effects and can alter my voice to get into character more. It could be like a short movie with pictures and a voice over.

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I cou”d make an IMovie and add sound effects and can alter my voice to get into character more. It could be like a short movie with pictures and a voice over.

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Nathan

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You can make your voice either higher or lower to talk for Different genders.

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You can slow down the pace of your reading and soften your voice; when the book is finished, you should say “The End”.

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You can raise your voice, or lower your voice. You can make the pace of your voice slower or faster. You can also use different parts of your face, for example, your nose. You can pinch your nose to make a different type of noise.

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Maybe you could make your voice more quite and slower so you can have a dramatic ending or you can make the pitch of your voice higher and slower to end on a happy note

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Some information you must include when you are reading the book is the author’s name the illustrator’s name and the title of the book

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The title of the book, the author and illustrator. This will give the Kindergarten students enough information about the book.

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You need to read the book’s name, the writer, the illustrator.

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I would most likely make a slightly higher pitched voice(to the point where you can't really tell its me). At the same time switch out to a not to deep voice so it doesn't sound like a demon.

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You could make sound effects and you can alter your speed of reading depending on the situation. 

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You could make sound effects and you can alter your speed of reading depending on the situation. 

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Nathan

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Nathan

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You can give each character a different voice. For example, when we watched the video about Grumpy Monkey, the reader gave the gorilla a lower voice, while she gave the money a squeaky voice. You can make your pitch go higher, lower, softer, louder, etc.

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- Create an I-movie

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- Add sound effects

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- Speaking more Calmly
- Speaking slower

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Ben b

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- Author
- Illustrator
- Title

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use computer to learn a new accent, use a voice changer.

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use computer to learn a new accent, use a voice changer.

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You can raise and lower the tone, pitch, and frequency of your voice to suit the characters personality. This will give the character a unique voice that will differ from the voices of the other characters.

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Lower, higher, slower and faster voices.

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Title, author and the person who is reading the book (you) and the illustrator. 

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Title, author and the person who is reading the book (you) and the illustrator. 

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Nathan park

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You could put them in iMovie so they overlap the audio when you are reading from the page.

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hold my nose closed to speak with a different voice

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hold my nose closed to speak with a different voice

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You could stop using your altered voice and use a more serious, normal voice to indicate that this is separate from the story. Make sure to say "THE END".

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The title author and illustrator

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You can make your voice deeper to indicate a male figure in the book. You can make your voice softer if you’re trying to show a difference from a character. The pitch of your voice can get higher to indicate that one of the characters are excited.

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Funny expressions and speech patterns.

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You might change your pace to show it is coming to a end.

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- Pitch
- Pace
- Articulation
- Emphasis