What problem does it solve?
Translating abstract emotions like "sad" or "angry" into concrete, performable voice direction is hard for writers and directors. This Skill turns dialogue, narration, and character states into specific instructions covering breath, pace, stress, pauses, and subtext that voice actors can directly execute.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Line-by-line performance annotation: Marks breathing points, stressed words, speed changes, and unspoken intent for each line of dialogue.
- Multi-character voice differentiation: Establishes a stable vocal baseline per character with scene-specific offsets, keeping roles distinguishable without stereotypes.
- Consistency checking: Verifies turn-taking, interruptions, and silences match character relationships, and outputs an energy curve for the whole scene.
- Use Case: A comic-drama production team feeds a scene's script into the Skill and receives per-line delivery directions plus open items requiring on-site director judgment before recording.
Quick Start
Annotate the dialogue in my script with voice performance directions including emotion, pacing, stress, and pauses for each character.