In this week's episode of Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking, Kirsten talks with voice over artist Liz Solar about the range of emotion in human voices and why kids complain the most about voices rendered with artificial intelligence. Key take-aways:Performance is needed for human connectionGood voice over work aids accessibilityPlaying an action is more effective than playing a personal quality, like eagernessRourke Training’s webpage: https://www.rourketraining.com/Ongoing Mastery: Presenting & Speaking page: https://ongoing-mastery.captivate.fm/RSS feed: https://feeds.captivate.fm/ongoing-mastery/Read a transcript of this episode: https://share.descript.com/view/5sEa81K1KyUFor the video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/fkRs7-j38G8Home | Liz Solar VoiceoverEMBARK PODCAST | Liz Solar VoiceoverChewing the Scenery - TV Tropes - William Shatner's acting style, also called the Large Ham - TV TropesMorgan Freeman's Famous Voice Didn't Happen By AccidentNPR - Breaking News, Analysis, Music, Arts & Podcasts : NPR - Cameron Crowe on Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Genius in Iconic ‘Almost Famous’ Scene – Billboard - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstenrourke/Looking for a kick-ass speaking group? Use our affiliate link to join Innovation Women: https://bit.ly/innovationwomen