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Buffy Animated - Eric Wright Talks About Voice-Recording

By Roadi

jeudi 30 septembre 2004, par Webmaster

A cartoon voice can give them a place in movie history as their cartoon passes through generations of kids - and they don’t even have to shave.

"For the talent, the voice-over work is a minimal commitment," said Eric Wight, an artist who has worked on cartoons for "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Charlie’s Angels." "They can record an hour’s worth in a couple hours. I always love being at these voice-recording sessions and they show up and they’re practically in their pajamas and unwashed - very easy work for them."

Cartoon 0000-00-00 : "Buffy"

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1er octobre 2004 08:32, par Anonymous

Is this show ever going to make it to t.v. ?????
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1er octobre 2004 08:37, par Anonymous

This is why I don’t understand how SMG isn’t doing Buffy’s voice. It’s not like it’s hard work. They could easily work around her schedule. And she’d be able to record in anywhere she is via satellite.
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1er octobre 2004 13:57, par zana

True..but it is still time consuming and not easy to do when you’re filming a movie where you have to physically be on the set for many hours a day for a couple of months. But that could still be no problem for someone to work around that who WANTS to do it..but I think she’s trying to get away from tv
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