Dear Mr. Moore,
Thank you so much for being here! "How It's Made" is an incredible example of educational television, and you are an invaluable element of the series.
I am curious: as the narrator, how much say do you have in the material/narrative/script of the show?
When you are narrating, what are you thinking about most? Are you thinking about how to be clearest for the viewers? Or how to tell the most engaging story?
Do you have any tips for livening up seemingly dry subject matter?
Do you ever try to sneak in an opinion by way of the tone in your voice?
Thanks again! :)
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Dear Mr. Moore, Thank you so much for being here! "How It's Made" is an incredible example of educational television, and you are an invaluable element of the series. I am curious: as the narrator, how much say do you have in the material/narrative/script of the show? When you are narrating, what are you thinking about most? Are you thinking about how to be clearest for the viewers? Or how to tell the most engaging story? Do you have any tips for livening up seemingly dry subject matter? Do you ever try to sneak in an opinion by way of the tone in your voice? Thanks again! :)
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