#The voice just the two of us free#

First, I consider “voiceover” to be industry jargon and unquestionably correct within that context. That said, let me comment on the “proper English” question. Yes, there is an international/regional/cultural factor at play in this case, too. Think of the actor’s problem with the keyword “theater”. Our potential clients aren’t always spelling bee winners. If your goal is the first of these two possibilities, anything goes. Do you want to improve the hits on your sites when someone searches? Or do you want to use the language correctly (an intellectual exercise, I agree, but one which fascinates communications professionals)? Leave a comment with how you spell voice over and let the games begin! Some people have variations for the acronym itself while others still are even calling it Voice Acting and any number of its variations, as Dan Nachtrab pointed out, in addition to voice over, voice-over or voiceover… That doesn’t mean that it can’t be tried, though!

#The voice just the two of us free#

You may not have cared, wondered at all or even known about this quandary before today, but in the name of free speech, I’m going to ask you what you believe to be the proper way to spell the name of our industry. Usually I’m one for having consensus, but given that so many people search for different things, it would be extremely difficult to educate the world and enforce a uniform spelling. One of the only reasons why you’d want to limit yourself to one way of spelling the term is to save yourself time and effort doing search engine optimization, however, it is wiser to optimize for any variation of the word if your purpose is to attract attention from the masses who clearly have their own perception of how the word, or like terms, are made manifest.

Perhaps what truly matters in this case is not what our community thinks and practices but what the people who search for it are thinking and which variation they adopt when conducting a search online. Is There A Definitive Spelling?īob Souer has chimed in with his thoughts. That’s right, is it voice-over, voiceover or voice over?įind out what some of my fellow bloggers think as well as our take on the spelling here at Voices. Robert: Look.We’re trying to get a consensus on how our industry’s name is spelled. Tess: He's not smart enough.I know where he's hiding. Look, they were a couple of nobodies, they don't matter. Joel: Did you at least find out who they were? Tess: I was on my way here, and I got jumped by these two assholes, alright? And yeah, they got a good few hits in but- Look, I managed! Enough ration cards to last us a couple of months. Joel: So I'll take a guess The, uh, whole deal went south and the client made off with our pills, is that about right? Tess: Well, you wanted to be left alone, remember? Tess: Well I have interesting news for you. Remember, when you're lost in the darkness. Reporter 9: Demonstrations broke out following the execution of six more alleged Fireflies. Reporter 8: Their public charter calls for the return of all branches of government. Reporter 7: A group calling themselves the Fireflies have claimed responsibility for both attacks. Reporter 6: Riots have continued for a third consecutive day and winter rations are at an all time low. Reporter 5: All residents are required to report to their designated quarantine. Reporter 4: Los Angeles is now the latest city to be placed under martial law. with the bureaucrats out of power we can finally take the necessary steps to pro. Reporter 3: Panic spread worldwide after a leaked report from the World Health Organization showed that the latest vaccination tests have failed. Reporter 2: There were hundreds and hundreds of bodies lining the streets. The Governor has called a state of emergency. Reporter 1: The number of confirmed deaths has passed two hundred. Joel: Sarah!-Baby! Don't do this to me, baby. You're gonna be okay baby! Stay with me! I'm gonna pick you up! I know baby! I know it hurts! Come on baby! please! I know, baby! I know! Joel: Sarah?! Move your hands baby! I know, baby, I know! God! Listen to me, I know this hurts. Joel: Listen, buddy, we've been through hell. Joel: We're gonna get you to safety and go back for him, okay? Soldier: We've got two civilians in the outer perimeter, please advise. Joel: Please, it's my daughter I think her leg is broken. You can start helping out with the mortgage then. Joel: Where did you get the money for this?

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