Why the Word “A” Might Be Hurting Your Voice Over Performance
- Anne Ganguzza
- May 6
- 2 min read
Updated: May 8
Have you ever caught yourself wondering—is it "a" or "ah"?
In voiceover, every word counts—but some words are more important than others. Take the word “a,” for example. While we might say “a thing” or “a box” in casual conversation, in voiceover, it’s often best to avoid placing too much emphasis on the word “a.” That’s because the real focus should be on the noun or object that follows it. If you draw attention to “a,” you can lose the natural flow and authenticity that voiceover requires. Let’s dive into why you should focus on what comes after the word “a” and how this can help elevate your voiceover performance.
In voiceover, it’s not the word “a” that should stand out it’s the noun or object that follows it. Focus on what matters most to keep your delivery authentic.
