The BAU Media Center organized its first private training course in Voice-Over Techniques, which spanned an entire month, offering a valuable learning experience for trainee Sahar Al Oubari. The course enhanced her vocal skills and equipped her with professional voice-over techniques.
The training was delivered by media professional, Nada Kouatly, who utilized her extensive experience in voice-over to provide the trainee with the knowledge and skills necessary to improve her performance, focusing on articulation, vocal intonation, and breath control during performance.
The training concluded with a small ceremony hosted by intern, Karim Al-Awar, and attended by Professor Siddeeka Lasheen, Dean of the Faculty of Human Sciences, along with the trainee’s family.
The event began with a welcome speech delivered by Ms. Jihan Itani, followed by a recorded message from Ms. Abeer Ghazal, Director of the Media Center, who apologized for her absence due to travel. In her message, she expressed pride in the training’s success and extended her gratitude to the team for their efforts in organizing this educational experience.
Then, the trainer, Nada Kouatly, addressed the audience, emphasizing that continuous training is key to achieving professionalism in voice-over and content creation. She highlighted the importance of developing vocal abilities and incorporating emotions into performances to deliver messages with clarity and impact.
For her part, the trainee, Sahar Oubari, expressed her happiness with the course, stating that the experience significantly enhanced her abilities and opened new horizons in the field of voice-over performance.
Professor Siddeeka Lasheen also delivered a speech in which she thanked the Media Center for organizing such specialized training programs that help qualify students and media enthusiasts. She reaffirmed the University's commitment to providing training programs that align with developments in the media industry.
Finally, the ceremony concluded with the presentation of a certificate of participation to the trainee.
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