Scan the script, looking for prop ideas or needs. If there are no props required, it s often a good idea to add a few of your own. Visual effects often enhance a scene, not to mention leaving a more lasting impression than words. The next important step is to read through the script carefully and silently, finding the character in it. After that, read it again, out loud, to bring the character out of the script.
Voices are simply the manner in which a character speaks and behaves.
Each voice is unique to each character, and so each requires great detail and attention. First, after the mood of the character is determined, the fluctuation of the voice is often accessible. Decide where your voice should rise and fall, whether the character is angry or subdued, or whatever the mood, and then apply that to changes in tone and quality. As the final part of this step, determine if an accent is needed, and if you can achieve and maintain the accent. If you can, feel free to make use of it, because the accent will add to the depth and richness of the performance.