Introduction to Dubbing: Become the Voice Behind the Characters
Languages
English, French
Discipline
Drama, Literary Arts, Media Arts
Availability
In-Person
Number of participants
30
Age
Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
About this program
Students are introduced to the world of voice dubbing by lending their voices to on-screen characters in an immersive, studio-inspired environment. Through playful exercises in sight reading, vocal interpretation, and improvisation, they develop their oral expression, listening skills, and self-confidence.
Recorded on microphones and then invited to listen back to their performance, participants experience a concrete, motivating, and empowering activity. The structured yet playful setting encourages broad and positive participation, including among quieter students or those who are generally less inclined to speak in a traditional school setting.
Curriculum Links
This activity supports the development of oral communication, expressive reading, active listening, and teamwork skills. It encourages students to speak up, build confidence, and participate in an authentic context. The workshop also provides an opportunity to explore a creative process, analyze digital media, recognize communication conventions used in audiovisual productions, and develop critical thinking skills when engaging with popular media.
Artist
Pricing
- Two 90 min. sessions: $767.00 + HST
- Three 90 min. sessions: $1,065.00 + HST
Published fees are for schools; fees for other settings are subject to change.
Venues over 25km from Ottawa centre will be charged a travel fee for artist's transportation costs.
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