There’s always a few tricks though, right, Willy?
I attended a fantastic workshop by Peter Howell from
the BBC Radiophonic Workshop a couple of years ago,
in which he revealed all the foley and tape looping (etc.)
secrets they were financially forced into innovating
due to the frugal ol’ Beeb back in the 60s/70s… Thunder
(for shows like Doctor Who) was created by striking a match,
slowing it down then adding lots of reverb. A lion’s roar
involved a toilet paper tube, of all things.
For ‘movie voice’ slowing it down slightly – Effects/Time Pitch/
Stretch/Slower Tempo etc. – might help, along with some
fancy reverb.
Alternatively, hire Don LaFontaine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QPMvj_xejg
The other famous voice actor is a black guy with a weird name
– red snake, or something like that – but I can’t remember
it.
D.
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