Cristian Errázuriz

Clarity and Articulation: The ability to enunciate words clearly and accurately is crucial for effective communication and comprehension. Emotion and Expressiveness: The ability to convey a range of emotions, from excitement and enthusiasm to sadness and despair, is essential for bringing a script to life. Variation in Pitch and Tone: The ability to modulate pitch and tone helps to create a sense of rhythm and pacing in a recording, as well as distinguish different characters or moods. Naturalness and Authenticity: The ability to sound natural and authentic in delivery is crucial for building trust and credibility with the listener. Timing and Cadence: The ability to deliver lines with the right timing and cadence is key to capturing the mood and atmosphere of a script and engaging the audience.

Trained as an actor in Pontifical University of Chile (one of the main theatre schools in the country), worked as an actor, playwright and voice trainer mailnly for theatre.