Voice Reference for Video
Give the voice a role in the scene.
A voice can suggest a calm conversation, an energetic introduction, or a quiet moment. When describing a voice reference, identify the delivery, pace, and mood that matter to your video idea.
Explain whether the voice belongs to a character in the scene or to a narrator. Keep that intention separate from the visual references and the action you want to describe.
Listen for the Qualities You Mean
Listen to the reference and identify the vocal qualities described in the scene idea. Compare them with a result only when the corresponding audio is available.
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Describe the Voice in Context
- Identify the Source
- Use reference material you can share and explain which part of the audio your description concerns.
- Name the Qualities
- Describe the delivery, pace, and mood you have in mind rather than only naming a person.
- Place It in the Scene
- Explain who is speaking, the role of the voice, and how it relates to the moment you are planning.
Explore Audio References in a Video Concept
Bring the voice direction together with the subject, setting, and action you want to describe in Reference to Video.
Explore Audio References