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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 4072767" data-attributes="member: 1465">Anything that I feel like at the moment, except funny voices. I could have fun doing it, but since I find it usually a bit annoying when the others do that, I guess that's how they feel about me too...Plus the most annoying case of all is when someone is trying to make the voice of a character with opposite gender. It always end up in the most horrible cliches.Rather than changing my voice, or using weird accents, I prefer to only ajdust the intonation a bit (e.g. emphasising calm or anxiety, charisma or shyness etc in the speech for instance), and adopt some very simple mannerism, just something as simple as positioning your hands differently (arms lazy on the armchairs, fingers tapping on the table, fiddling with an object, touching your face or hair, hands tight on your hips...) can already evoke a character's personality without making you look ridiculous or exaggerated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 4072767, member: 1465"] Anything that I feel like at the moment, except funny voices. I could have fun doing it, but since I find it usually a bit annoying when the others do that, I guess that's how they feel about me too... Plus the most annoying case of all is when someone is trying to make the voice of a character with opposite gender. It always end up in the most horrible cliches. Rather than changing my voice, or using weird accents, I prefer to only ajdust the intonation a bit (e.g. emphasising calm or anxiety, charisma or shyness etc in the speech for instance), and adopt some very simple mannerism, just something as simple as positioning your hands differently (arms lazy on the armchairs, fingers tapping on the table, fiddling with an object, touching your face or hair, hands tight on your hips...) can already evoke a character's personality without making you look ridiculous or exaggerated. [/QUOTE]

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