Speech Production
Vocal Techniques
Vocal Problems
The Vocal Tract
Vocal Performances
100

The number of steps in voice production.

What is four?

100

The speed at which a person speaks.

Rate/Tempe

100

 Saying words incorrectly

Mispronunciation?

100

The large empty champer that sound bounces around in.

The oral cavity.

100

The emphasis is on what the audience hears rather than what they see.

Reader's Theater

200

The first step in the breathing process.

The diaphragm drops

200

The notes of a person's speech.

Quality/Inflection

200

Running two or more words together

Ellision?

200

The windpipe

Trachea

200

Marking the script to let an actor know how to say their lines.

Annotation

300

The incorrect way of breathing.

Clavicle Breathing (Through the shoulders)

300

Eliminating the power of the voice and not expressing emotion.

Monotone

300

A high-pitched manner of speaking

Nasality?

300

These thicker vocal folds require more thyroid cartilage for protection

Adam's Apple/Male 

300

Vocal warm-ups usually through the use of several lines.

Tongue twisters

400

The airstream passes between the two vocal folds that have come together. These folds are soft and are set into vibration by the passing airstream which creates sound.

Phonation

400

The purpose of vocal techniques.

To create meaning in the voice.

400

The cat was hangin' on the wall.

Dropped endings?

400

The instrument of the voice.

Vocal folds

400
Character's voices are determined.

By the actor's vocal choices.

500

Turning sounds into speech through the teeth, lips, tongue, hard palate, and soft palate.                                      

Articulation

500

Volume can be increased through this process. 

Breathing deeply.

500

"Umm", "like", "yeah"

Fillers

500

A medieval punishment for liars.

Removal of the tongue

500

The filmmakers of Finding Nemo called and wanted her to be a voice actor.

Megan Mullaly/Karen Walker