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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mad_Jack" data-source="post: 6980705" data-attributes="member: 6750306">The key to playing any character isn't in doing a different voice, but in the words they say and how they say them.Is their voice forceful or soft?Are they loud or quiet?Do they speak clearly and enunciate every word, or do they slur their words or mumble?Do they sound educated? Or like they've never met a grammatically correct sentence before?A farmer won't use the same words as a merchant or a nobleman, a sailor would be much less formal and more vulgar than a priest, etc.For playing a female character, you don't need to look at the differences in how male and female voices sound, you need to look at what a lot of female voices have in common and indicate that. Watch a lot of movies and tv to find characters similar to what you're looking for and copy them. The tone of their voice, how they use it, and the words they choose and how they say them.</blockquote>