Interview: Phil LaMarr on Auditioning for Voice Work and His New Animated Series ‘Kaijudo’
Phil: “I always find that voiceover is the most merit based section of Hollywood”
Phil: “I always find that voiceover is the most merit based section of Hollywood”
Rob: “To be a good director, have to be born with a certain talent. I don’t know what it is, I don’t have that skill”
Winkler on working with the cast: “I had no idea what I was in for”
The pair chat about the show and Lake taking on the directors chair
Ken on being a Co-Executive Producer on ‘Childrens Hospital’: “It was much more time consuming and, you know, it’s a lot of fun”
Erinn on ‘Childrens Hospital’: “It’s my favorite thing I’ve ever done”
Zoe also discusses working alongside boyfriend Paul Dano and acting the words she writes
They also chat about acting out scenes themselves before giving it to the actors.
Jay also chats about ‘Super Troopers’, VOD and his advice to actors!
Benjamin also talks about the worst voice-over job he’s ever been offered
Aisha: “This has been the most immersive experience for sure”
Felicia: “There’s no secret process to how I approach it, it’s just, I honestly and genuinely love what I do”
Elijah on shooting scenes & scripts out of order: “If you are trying to see an arc and a sense of progression… it makes it a little bit more challenging”
Jason on playing Wilfred: “I’ve got to find a human way to do a dog behavior”
Fiona on the playing the darker side of Jenna: “That’s what has been so much fun for me as an actor”
Dorian on Season Two: “It did not get easier”
Einhorn on ‘Wilfred’: “It’s got to get deeper otherwise you’re going to lose interest in it”
Zuckerman: “We’re building to another surprise at the end of the season”
Mircea on auditioning nerves: “If you do the work, you’ll always be okay”
Dwight and Quvenzhané talk about how they got their parts as first-time actors and the crazy conditions they had to endure