Chapter
The mundanity of voice acting for animated characters
40:24 - 44:38 (04:14)
Voice acting for animated characters can be a fun experience, especially for parents, however, it can be creatively limited and requires strict microphone control, but the satisfaction of getting a good laugh is worth it.
Clips
Ray Romano discusses the difficulties of voicing characters in animation, including limitations with staying close to the microphone and not being able to see reactions from the audience.
40:24 - 42:22 (01:57)
Summary
Ray Romano discusses the difficulties of voicing characters in animation, including limitations with staying close to the microphone and not being able to see reactions from the audience.
ChapterThe mundanity of voice acting for animated characters
EpisodeRay Romano
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
This is a snippet of a podcast transcription where the speaker is discussing their experience with voice acting for an animated show.
42:22 - 43:15 (00:53)
Summary
This is a snippet of a podcast transcription where the speaker is discussing their experience with voice acting for an animated show.
ChapterThe mundanity of voice acting for animated characters
EpisodeRay Romano
PodcastFly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade
In this podcast episode, David Spade shares about how he received credit as an actor for getting emotion from people through his voiced animated character in Ice Age 1, despite not having his face or voice used in some foreign versions.
43:15 - 44:38 (01:23)
Summary
In this podcast episode, David Spade shares about how he received credit as an actor for getting emotion from people through his voiced animated character in Ice Age 1, despite not having his face or voice used in some foreign versions.