#Voiceactors

[flowery-laser-blasts]

Have you. , Ever Meet or Talk to the Voice Actors of Kim Possible Cast.?

Never met any of them in person because I do not live in the US of A. But my boyfriend did manage to get me a cameo message from John DiMaggio (Drakken's VA)!!! :D

Hopefully one day I am able to meet some of them IRL

[woodenplankstudios]

Compliment matt mercer or compliment laura bailey?

Who do we compliment with custom fan art?! matthewmercervo or laurabaileyvo?

[madscientist008]

Why I Love Critical Role and You Should Too

If you’re a fan of fantasy, adventure, comedy, drama, and role-playing games, then you should definitely check out Critical Role. It’s a web series that features a group of talented voice actors playing Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), a tabletop game where you create your own characters and stories. The show is hosted by Matthew Mercer, who acts as the Dungeon Master (DM) and guides the players through various quests and challenges in a rich and immersive world.

Critical Role has two main campaigns so far: Vox Machina and The Mighty Nein. Each campaign follows a different group of characters with their own backgrounds, personalities, goals, and relationships. The show is streamed live every Thursday on Twitch and YouTube, and each episode lasts for about three to four hours. You can also watch the episodes later on YouTube or listen to them as podcasts.

One of the best things about Critical Role is the amazing chemistry and friendship between the cast members. They are not only professional voice actors who have worked on many video games and animated shows, but also genuine fans of D&D who enjoy playing the game together. They improvise, joke, cry, laugh, and create memorable moments that make you feel like you’re part of their adventure. They also interact with their fans through social media, fan art, fan fiction, cosplay, etc.

Another great thing about Critical Role is the quality and diversity of the storytelling. The show features a mix of genres and themes, from epic battles and political intrigue to romance and comedy. The show also explores complex issues such as identity, morality, trauma, redemption, etc. The show is not scripted or planned in advance, so anything can happen and the stakes are real. The DM and the players collaborate to create a compelling and immersive narrative that keeps you hooked and invested.

Some of my favorite moments from Critical Role are:

The first time Vox Machina met Scanlan Shorthalt (Sam Riegel), a charismatic gnome bard who sang hilarious songs and flirted with everyone.

The battle against K’Varn (Matthew Mercer), an evil beholder who controlled an ancient city under a lake.

The confrontation between Vax’ildan (Liam O’Brien), a half-elf rogue who made a deal with the Raven Queen (Laura Bailey), a goddess of death.

The wedding of Percy (Taliesin Jaffe), a human gunslinger who sought revenge for his family’s murder, and Vex’ahlia (Laura Bailey), a half-elf ranger who loved nature and money.

The introduction of The Mighty Nein, a group of misfits and outcasts who met in a prison transport.

The encounter with Mollymauk Tealeaf (Taliesin Jaffe), a tiefling blood hunter who had a mysterious past and a colorful personality.

The rescue of Jester (Laura Bailey), a tiefling cleric who worshiped the Traveler (Matthew Mercer), a trickster god.

The infiltration of Nicodranas, a coastal city ruled by an oppressive lord.

The reunion of Caleb (Liam O’Brien), a human wizard who suffered from trauma and guilt, and Astrid (Matthew Mercer), his former friend and lover who became an agent of the Cerberus Assembly.

The showdown with Lucien (Matthew Mercer), a cult leader who sought to unleash an ancient evil.

These are just some examples of the many amazing moments that Critical Role has to offer. If you’re interested in watching or listening to the show, you can find all the episodes on their website or YouTube channel. You can also join their fan community on Tumblr, Twitter, Reddit, Discord, etc. You won’t regret it!

[tessva5728]

@alittlemarionette asked what voice acting stuff I’ve done, there’s quite a bit but this is one of my favourite roles of things that are out, basically we played among us and then made a short story out of it

A 4 part audio drama story

[papimoore]

Thanks Charles Martinet for everything you done for us…

Thanks Charles Martinet for everything you done

[justingreenvo]

Hey. Hey everypeoples.

~5 PM today.

Twitch.tv/mihaizetta

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[ilovep0dcasts]

New Year

New #voiceacting opportunities🎉

Have youuuuu…Always wanted to start your voiceacting career but are truly not sure where to begin?

Jump in on this beginners course with Sarah Golding - someone still working (very hard) in the medium and keen to share good practice!

Four weeks of 2 hour Classes on Sundays and Thursdays will set you up to get confident behind a mic, have a bespoke plan of action and knowledge of how auditions work and where to find them and more!

Sundays from 15 Jan 6-8pm gmt

Thursday from 19 Jan 8-10pm gmt

We will explore

Mock auditions, essential editing in audacity and reaper, table reads on different platforms, character voice development, vocal self care and vocal health tips, warm up essentials, mic technique, self directing, marking up scripts, remote recording 101 and so much more…and you will be BRILLIANT!🎉

Sarah is an energetic, inspiring voice actor, producer writer editor and director primarily working in indie audio fiction. Her award winning shows with Quirky Voices have a unique place in the medium and she continues to make useful education resources entertainment with shows like Indie AF and ADWiT (with Lindsay Harris-Friel) and previously MADIVA to help folks level up their skill by learning from others. She dialogue edits for Oz9 podcast and has worked on countless wonderous audio fiction shows for the last 7 years.

Sarah teaches acting, musical theatre, devising and public speaking to young students and has run voice acting courses at many podcast festivals, online events, and at LIPA Uni. A trained drama teacher with over twenty years of experience of sharing the fun, she’s the teacher you need for a safe space and an epic funtime. If you want a bespoke course for your establishment online or in person contact quirkyvoices@gmail.com

Price is usually £150

In Sarah’s birthday month she’s offering the course for £120. Bargain!

If this seems out of reach there are a few sponsored places - please apply - and also some spots you can name your price of the figure you can afford and we can go from there. Sarah just wants to encourage access for all! Don’t ask…don’t get!

Jump in now and secure your place

Jan courses have started and more start this weekend!💙

Let’sPlay!

Sarah🥳

More info here

[masoqueen-official]

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[embracinghopenovel]

Kinn Answers...

Kinn answers all those burning comments and questions you all have, once and for all..

Thank to Jim for using his voice for Kinn to do this QnA! really nailed it! can't wait to work more with him on more Kinn related stuff!

And Nest did great with the artwork previously posted! and Editing by Icarus!

[neptunecookies]

hey there! I am making this indie audio drama set in hell, about some gay demon shenanigans. this is the YouTube, would really appreciate it if you give us a follow if you like the premise! Have a great day either way

[meowing-wolfkin]

hey everyone, my friend Alex is making this indie audio drama, and i would love it if you would give the channel a follow. have a great day either way!

[dulamanstudios]

The full list of our amazing Voice Cast! Lee Bergantino as Fenris @leebergantino Abby Pasion as Kai @abby.pasion Keiran Regan as Ardor @kieranreganva Dakota Farnsworth as Nuriel @tarquin_irusa Allen Chan as Tavish Wilhemina Marie as Iborat Cat Protano as Salveo @catprotano Oliver Smith as Bhric @oliversmithvoiceactor Ezra J Wayne as Bastion @ezrajwayne Blythe Melin as Yaromir and Herald @biggie_hoxton Hannah Maegers as Amilio 🤩 We are so excited for you all to hear their killer performances - working with such talented folks has been an honour and we can't stress enough how kind, contentious and engaging they all were in the booth. (Audio is royalty free by Storyblocks) (If I missed any active @'s please let me know and they can be updated ~ SMM Ardor 🐭)

[phonemantra-blog]

The gaming industry is on the precipice of a major disruption. As developers and publishers openly embrace artificial intelligence (AI) for game development, a clash with voice actors and performers – represented by the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) – threatens to stall production and potentially delay upcoming releases. AI Integration: Faster Development, Improved Monetization? Companies like Electronic Arts have made clear their intentions to leverage AI in game development. Proponents of AI integration argue that it can streamline production processes, reduce development time, and potentially improve game monetization systems. Sag-AFTRA Pushes Back: Protecting Members in the Age of AI However, SAG-AFTRA, the union representing voice actors and performers, has voiced strong concerns about the potential impact of AI on its members' livelihoods. Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, SAG-AFTRA National Executive Director and Chief Negotiator, recently warned of a potential strike with a 50% chance of happening in the coming weeks. This escalation stems from failed contract negotiations between SAG-AFTRA and major gaming companies like Warner Bros., Activision, Electronic Arts, Epic Games, and Take-Two. The union seeks to update contractual terms to address the changing landscape of game development, specifically regarding the use of AI. Crabtree-Ireland: "Human-Centric AI, Not Replacement" Crabtree-Ireland emphasizes the necessity of a human-centric approach to AI implementation. "We want to make sure the adoption of artificial intelligence is human-centric and aimed at enhancing production, not replacing people," he stated. The union isn't opposed to AI outright but seeks assurances that AI will complement, not substitute, the work of its members. Striking a Balance: Protecting Workers, Embracing Innovation This conflict highlights the critical need for a balanced approach. While AI promises faster development cycles and potential economic benefits, its impact on the human workforce requires careful consideration. SAG-AFTRA's stance represents the anxieties of workers across various industries facing potential job displacement due to automation. Echoes of Hollywood: A Strike History and Potential Impact This isn't the first time the entertainment industry has grappled with the implications of AI. Last year, a major strike in Hollywood, also triggered by concerns surrounding AI integration, resulted in significant delays in film and television production. Similar consequences could ripple through the gaming industry if a strike materializes. Delayed releases, production stoppages, and disrupted development schedules could significantly impact game launches and revenue streams. What's Next? Finding Common Ground The potential strike serves as a stark reminder of the need for open communication and collaboration between developers, publishers, and talent unions. Reaching a solution that respects the concerns of artists while allowing for responsible AI integration will be crucial for maintaining a healthy and innovative gaming environment. FAQs Why are gaming industry workers considering going on strike? SAG-AFTRA members are concerned about the potential impact of AI on their jobs and are seeking assurances that AI will enhance, not replace their work. They also want to update contracts to reflect the changing landscape of game development. What could a strike in the gaming industry mean? A strike could lead to delays in game releases, production stoppages, and disrupted development schedules. Has AI already impacted other entertainment industries? Yes, a strike in Hollywood last year, also related to AI, resulted in delays in movie and TV production. What can be done to avoid a strike? Finding common ground between developers/publishers and SAG-AFTRA through communication and collaboration is key. A solution that respects artists' concerns while allowing for responsible AI integration would benefit the gaming industry.

[justingreenvo]

A real rib tickler

[tintedhq]

This is a link requesting to see how many voice actors I should get for Clockwork Jirachi, if any at all. Clockwork Jirachi is a slowly less-than-semisecret YouTube channel. I place instruments there under that projection. If anyone would like to participate in this poll, please do so; I need help. I have 42 days left to get votes on it starting today.

Please note that this isn't a 'how many people would like to be simultaneous voice actors for Clockwork Jirachi.' It is moreso a question of 'how many people /should/ be simultaneous voice actors for Clockwork Jirachi.' Once that is figured out, I'll handle the details that follow with a follow-up.

[ganglemanva]

can you do a vidio killing people with a rock