Due to the experimental nature of Phase 3, participants may experience sudden and involuntary outbursts of musical numbers.
Learn more about voice over acting techniques to cope.Users may experience a temporary inability to operate heavy machinery, including but not limited to: door knobs, light switches, and toaster dials.
Consult our safety guidelines for Phase 3.To counteract the involuntary singing, try adopting a 'sing-speak' technique: enunciating each word with exaggerated emphasis.
Learn more about overacting techniques to amplify your effects.To avoid drawing attention, attempt to convey emotions through subtle sub-vocalizations, such as: 'hmmph,' 'huh,' or 'uh-huh.'
Consult our guide on how to mouth off without actually saying anything.Use a range of non-verbal cues, such as: eyebrow raises, shoulder rolls, or strategic hair flips, to convey your intended message.
Learn more about incorporating physical comedy into your performance.