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Teleprompter
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Teleprompter
There’s a time and place for using a Teleprompter and I will go into even more discussion about this later, but in the meantime, here’s some great tips on using a Teleprompter for your eyeline when you have a lot of dialogue and not enough time to get it completely memorized like you should. We will discuss during our Zoom today.
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505
Great idea! I like the idea of a teleprompter and have set it up for a self tape I’m working on. I’ll often have my printed sides in my eyeline but when reading a page, my eyeline starts at the top and gradually gets lower. A teleprompter is a great remedy for that. I found an app called PromptSmart which uses your voice to advance the words on the screen. Thanks for the tip!
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That’s great! I’ll have to check it out. I also use an app called “Cold Read” It works pretty good and uses voice prompts or last word prompt and has a teleprompter feature that’s pretty great. Also, I have a subscription to Artlist which has a voice over feature where you can type in dialogue and it will repeat it in another voice of your choosing. I simply play it back and record it on the Cold Read app and it’s pretty damn impressive. It’s a bit of work to put it all together, but if you have the time and no reader and your stuck, it’s a great option.
Here’s the Artlist link: https://artlist.io/voice-over-
505
Very cool! Checking that out now, thanks!
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