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Commercial vs. Corporate Narration: What’s the Difference?
Commercial and corporate narration both involve promoting a product or service, but they require different approaches. I’ll show you how to adjust your tone, pacing, and delivery to connect with the right audience and make every script count.
The Power of Concluding Your Thoughts in a Script Read
Many script reads fall flat because the speaker never truly finishes a thought. In this post, Anne Ganguzza breaks down how concluding your ideas clearly—at sentence ends, commas, or transitions—can instantly improve your script performance, making it sound more natural, confident, and connected.
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A Little of This, A Little of That: How to Emphasize Words in Wordy Copy
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Wordy scripts can sound pitchy or sing-songy if you’re not careful. I’ll show you how to use the “this and that” method to group phrases and emphasize the most important words, making your performance sound natural and engaging.
A Little of This, A Little of That: How to Emphasize Words in Wordy Copy

Stop Talking At Me: How to Talk To Your Listener

Commercial vs. Corporate Narration: What’s the Difference?
Commercial and corporate narration both involve promoting a product or service, but they require different approaches. I’ll show you how to adjust your tone, pacing, and delivery to connect with the right audience and make every script count.
Commercial vs. Corporate Narration: What’s the Difference?

Surrounding Sentences: How They Shape Your Storytelling
When you read a script, it’s easy to focus on individual lines—but the sentences around each line shape your story. I’ll show you how analyzing surrounding sentences helps you highlight key points, track the evolution of the story, and deliver a read that truly connects with the listener.


























































































