Side Effects of Phase 3

Uncontrollable Singing

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.

Temporary Loss of Motor Control

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.

Sudden Onset of Binge-Watching Voice Over Acting Techniques

Voice Over Acting Techniques

Sing-Speak

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.

Sub-Vocalization

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.

Non-Verbal Cues

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.