Sentences with phrase «using voiceover»

You can use the navigation rotor to move across the headings, tables, charts, objects by using the VoiceOver.

Another noticeable custom option in the leaks is the one that alters the accessibility of the HomePod device when using the VoiceOver service.

The changes are not readily apparent to a reader who is not using the VoiceOver feature in the device settings.

In Podcast 37, Michael Lauf, Ricky enger and Mike Calvo spend 50 minutes discussing the latest assistive technology news: Apple began taking WiFi iPad preorders, shipping April 3 iPad will read books aloud using VoiceOver MP3 Demos on Using the... Continue reading →

Readium has been tested with several screen readers (e.g. ChromeVox, NVDA, Window - Eyes, SuperNova), but; due to technological limitations in web browsers and screen readers; the most suitable level of accessibility can effectively be achieved using VoiceOver on Mac OSX, and JAWS on Windows OS.

Bonus Tip for Authors: Consider using the VoiceOver feature to review drafts of your manuscript.

i love how i can read the comments with my phone using voiceover.

While his aesthetics are slightly uneven (using voiceover narration in the prologue and title cards in the epilogue), he is one to keep an eye out for.

They can incorporate video and images into a 60 - second «story,» and use the voiceover tool to explain to potential dates what they are seeing.

When Wanda is about to kiss the boy she loves, for example, the film uses voiceover to warn her: «No, Melanie!

Mills uses voiceover from the point of view of each character, mainly Jamie, telling us things that happened in the past and what will happen in the future, while expressing his observations of a world that rapidly changes around all of them.

I've long used VoiceOver on my iOS devices to get a TTS - like experience, but this is a little easier and more flexible.

No worries, you can always use VoiceOver on HomePod.

Lamb's client used voiceover to highlight verbally the work he displayed in the video.

Not exact matches

«We have an old promotional video showing a doctor lugging a massive cart of video equipment into a patient's room and getting down on the floor to plug it in while a voiceover describes how easy it is to use,» says Klein.

And if one commercial from the «Be Bold» campaign looks especially similar — the one starring American DJ / producer Diplo — that's because it's a reworked version of a 2010 ad for the Torch handset, using many of the same visuals and voiceovers.

As has been previously reported, he's using his own in - house operation, Ellicott Advertising Company, to make his ads, which have up to this point been no - frills affairs that feature still shots, a voiceover and straight - to - the - camera testimonials from the candidate.

CDF worked with Coop Web to carry out the website development and used Politics.co.uk's Voiceover service to produce the animation about the organisation.

Broader access came in May, when Amazon released an application that allows many Kindle e-books to be read on Apple devices using Apple's VoiceOver — a screen reader designed for the blind.

The central conceit of the project, which gives it some intellectual heft and occasionally also makes it very funny, is the apparent dissonance between the characters and their worlds on the one hand and the extracts about art either voiced as dialogue or heard in voiceover, also by Blanchett (about five sources are used per school or type of art).

Both films use a laconic, unexpurgated voiceover to elucidate on the inner turmoil of a man whose well - being is eroding and whose disdain for the people around him grows with each passing day and toward a violent epiphany.

There is no voiceover narration, and intertitles are used sparingly.

And by allowing the viewer into the mind - set of each of the candidates with use of narrative voiceover Payne ensures all their deluded points of view are equally and hilariously represented.

Green sees the Malick comparisons in his own work, especially in «George Washington» — the use of voiceover, the importance of the environment to his characters — and even had a chance to work with the master filmmaker on the 2004 Southern Gothic thriller «Undertow,» which Malick wrote the story for and has a producing credit.

This sort of voiceover is rarely used in movie marketing anymore.

Still, by using beautiful cinematography, the director succeeds at masterfully letting the young cubs tell their story through actions rather than imposed voiceovers.

Meanwhile, the game itself looks to be stacked up pretty well against the competition as its supposed to have a much more open world than previous Lego games, tons of disguises, a lot more vehicles to use than in other games, great voiceover cast, and a great story line.

In the original the use of VoiceOver was minimal but in this, it is used to explain every little detail.

Acknowledging that its audience could stand to grow, Veronica opens with a sequence bringing you up to speed, using clips from the series and voiceover from the title character (Kristen Bell).

This is not just the story of a daughter challenging her father on the voiceover turf that made him a legend, it's also about how the use of conversation and voice craft our identities.

Writer - director - star Lake Bell uses the world of voiceover to slyly explore how society has shaped our ears to accept stereotypical gender roles.

Normally voiceover or internal dialogue niggles me, as it's usually used lazily.

«I hate summer vacation,» intones an adult Bobby in voiceover narration, a device that the film's director, British TV vet Jim Loach, uses to state the obvious.

One of the key elements of the unique cinematic idiom Malick established in his first two films was his use of refractive voiceover.

Unlikely voiceover Emma Stone puts her famous raspy voice to great use as Eep, but it is Nicolas Cage as overly zealous dad, Grug, who will make you smile the most.

The use of voiceover by Celia during flashbacks was a useful explanatory device.

For inspiration, they adapt the 2005 novel by Cormac McCarthy, staying relatively faithful to the dialogue McCarthy used in the book (including several choice voiceover monologues) but the rest is pure Coen Brothers cinematic magic at its finest.

In addition, the Steam version adds an option to use Japanese voiceover.

That said, while in no way begrudging John Huston's prologue narration and John Hurt's standout rendering of the Horned King, I respect an old school Disney movie that uses professional voiceover actors and not the boldface names of the moment to bring its characters to life, notably the great John Byner as Gurgi, a Gollum - like troublemaker.

We get a date stamped on the screen and we see how the characters meet, while voiceover narration is used to say how they're feeling.

Every main character gets numerous voiceovers and only about 5 % of them, if even that, are actually worth being used.

In larger pieces Matt Van Vogt unearths the efforts to reduce theater noise during the early years of sound cinema, while Laura L. Beading shows how the Coens use sound, voiceover, and music to mark the sharp difference between the exhausted masculinity of No Country for Old Men and the implacable, feminine vitality at the heart of their True Grit.

The film runs at a very Bollywood - lean 104 minutes, and while this is in many ways a good thing, the film could have used more screen time to properly cap off that concern, which as it stands is more or less tied up by a less than satisfying voiceover, which prevents Sameer from ever truly redeeming himself as any sort of sympathetic character.

The other extra is Heaven's original theatrical trailer (3:14), which uses a lot of voiceover narration and ends with a little bit of text.

Additionally, White imbues his film with an added layer of surrealness with occasional cutaways to fantasy sequences; and while the use of voiceover narration is arguably on - the - nose, it does nudge the film closer into earnest territory and further away from conceited, navel - gazing white middle - class folly.

The film's structure, with its use of voiceover narration and flashbacks, resembles that of GoodFellas, and Russell's camerawork and jump cutting are also Scorsesian.

Jung's rise up the ranks and his various indulgences in all a big - time drug dealer's life has to offer give Blow an inevitable resemblance to other dark dramas that touch on drug use; with its voiceover narration and the presence of Ray Liotta (who plays Jung's working class father Fred), GoodFellas is a clear influence on Demme and screenwriters David McKenna and Nick Cassavetes (adapting the book by Bruce Porter).

I use Audacity to create voiceover files.

The user selects backdrops for each scene, places objects around the room and decides upon whether to use a video narrator or record their own voiceover.

Voiceover: Are you tired of trying to use private school choice policy to remove mediocre, incompetent or just plain dangerous teachers from public schools?