How to do a high pitched voice?

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For a drama performance I have to be a woman an I need to play the part accurately e.g. Higher voice. Every time I try I sound like an idiot and everyone laughs at me. How can I be better

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2 Responses to How to do a high pitched voice?

  1. Just do what Jeremy Clarkson said in Top Gear, slice your penis off…

    AH
    April 25, 2013 at 10:52 am
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  2. Are you a guy?Is the performance supposed to be funny? And you posted this in singing–do you need to know how to sing in falsetto?

    If you simply need to act out a part, keep in mind that some women have very deep speaking voices. You can speak softer or with a different inflection than you would normally use, and just raise the pitch SLIGHTLY higher if you have an exceptionally deep speaking voice even for a GUY–but avoid going “Monty Python”.
    Think about the character you are portraying as a person and speak like that person would speak. What kind of woman/person is she? Shy and timid? Bold and sexy?
    A total bee-atch from a particular region of the country (where you would add an appropriate accent to your attitude).

    A woman with a low, sultry voice:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MheNUWyROv8

    Same actor years later on a talk show–her voice is even lower:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_Ca-kDnJvA&feature=related

    She’s done musicals too if you want to find examples of her actually singing. (Not in movies where she was dubbed)

    What I mean by–unless you want to be funny–no “Monty Python” high screechy voice:
    Skip to 1:17
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIHF4rVTK4E&feature=related

    You might want to re-post your question in the “Theater & Acting” section if you really are interested in how to “talk” like a woman rather than how to sing like one.

    Birdgirl
    April 25, 2013 at 11:36 am
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