Hello all!
My name is Ginne and I am an American living in France. For years, I have had a keen interest in doing voice work and recently found the courage to lend my voice to the mic. I am happy to be here, and looking forward to contributing as much as possible to the LibriVox team. If you have a minute, or less, please feel free to check out my test audio. I'd love your feedback!
Looking forward to conversing with all of you!
Ginne
Bonjour from France!
Hello (again) Ginne. I already welcomed you in your one-minute test and gave you feedback on it too. In case you can't find it back, here it is: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=71973
So if you live in France, you may be fluent enough in French to also participate in French projects If so, I'm looking forward to hearing you in one of our group projects. We are currently recording The picture of Dorian Gray in French translation.
Have fun on board !
Sonia
So if you live in France, you may be fluent enough in French to also participate in French projects If so, I'm looking forward to hearing you in one of our group projects. We are currently recording The picture of Dorian Gray in French translation.
Have fun on board !
Sonia
Thanks, Sonia! It's great to be here. Also, thank you for the feedback on my sample. I'll be revising it soon.
I would love to record French audiobooks! Alas, my French accent is pretty bad. It's decent enough to allow me to get through my day-to-day life here in France, but I'd never subject LibriVox listeners to it. I'm sure my French accent will improve with time, but until then, I'll stick to English.
I would love to record French audiobooks! Alas, my French accent is pretty bad. It's decent enough to allow me to get through my day-to-day life here in France, but I'd never subject LibriVox listeners to it. I'm sure my French accent will improve with time, but until then, I'll stick to English.
well I figured it was worth a try to askginique wrote: ↑October 5th, 2018, 1:14 pmI would love to record French audiobooks! Alas, my French accent is pretty bad. It's decent enough to allow me to get through my day-to-day life here in France, but I'd never subject LibriVox listeners to it. I'm sure my French accent will improve with time, but until then, I'll stick to English.
there's enough English projects to tuck into, you won't get bored.
I'll be on the lookout for your revised test.
have a nice weekend
Sonia