1. Cartoons and cartoons: These scripts usually have clear characters and dialogues, and the voice-over can show his skills by imitating the voice and intonation of the characters.
2. Children's storybooks: Children's storybooks usually have simple and clear dialogues and plots, which are suitable for beginners to practice their basic voice control and expression skills.
3. Advertisements and promotional videos: These scripts usually have short dialogues and slogans, and voice actors can show their diversity by imitating different accents and intonations.
4. Game role dubbing: Game role dubbing requires the dubber to adjust the voice and intonation according to the character and characteristics of the role, which is a good exercise opportunity for the novice dubbing.
5. Educational videos: Educational videos usually have explanations and explanations. Voiceover can help the audience understand and absorb knowledge through clear language and appropriate intonation.
6. Audio books: Audio books are recordings of reading texts, and sounds can add vitality to stories by adjusting speech speed, intonation and mood.
In short, it is very important for beginners to dub and choose scripts that suit their own level and interests. By constantly practicing and trying different types of scripts, the voice actor can gradually improve his skills and expressive ability.