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And with Anthrocon 2013 starting tomorrow.........
On June 16th, 2012, the staff at Anthrocon very generously gave me one of the largest panel rooms at AC to host my Voice Acting Workshop panel. Even more generously, they gave me a wide buffer of time after the panel so that people could linger and keep recording-- which they most certainly did. We recorded 17 scenes during this panel, which might be a record!!
Since then, I've changed jobs, bought a fursuit, started a new podcast, recorded multiple other podcasts, recorded a book reading, managed a rapidly growing FBA, and dozens of other things-- none of which is an excuse for taking this long to get this edited. But the biggest motivator to me is insisting on getting these recordings out before the next convention begins, which is why I've spent all of today locked in my studio and producing these recordings.
And there's a lot of fun memories in all of these. Thank you everyone who attended my Voice Acting Workshop panel at AC2012! I'm sorry I'm not able to make it out there this year-- that's something I will use the whole 'changed jobs' thing as an excuse-- but hopefully for those attending who were there last year, you'll get a chance to hear what you recorded and have some of the same fun fond memories.
And please, spread the word!! I know after a whole year, many attendees probably have stopped looking, but here it is, and I want everyone who did record to be able to hear!
B-Hop #7
High-resolution recordings of each individual performance can be downloaded from HERE
Recordings are presented in the order in which they were performed at Anthrocon 2012.
Credits are based on notes taken during the panel and on names I've been able to identify on FA.
If any credits are incorrect or if any links could be added, please let me know!
Lost Frontier
written by sparf and C. Glen Williams
Trask played by Molla
Pope played by Sen Starfire
***
Masters of Fine 'Nip
written by sparf
Tim played by Tiro
Johnny played by Krieg
***
The Magic Acorn
written by Buck Hopper
Suri played by Syntharian
Sidus played by
crionringtail
***
Swift
written by Buck Hopper
Edgar played by
alms4purgie
Adriana played by Kimberlyte
***
For Your Health
written by Buck Hopper
Officer played by
knifesharpener
Danny played by Nethercry
***
Wall Street 3: Into the Dragon's Den
written by dorallizard
Fox played by Delta
Dragon played by
hardstylekitsune
***
Break a Leg
written by Buck Hopper
Horace played by
paulshep
Tyler played by Tru
***
Extinction
written by Buck Hopper
Ranok played by ShiroTora
Garis played by
gabriel-fawkes
***
Den of Vengeance
written by tazel
Craig played by
LurkingWolf
Gristle played by
Zippy
***
Jab Step
written by Buck Hopper
Buck played by
frist
Valencia played by Reverend Panik
Crowd played by Everyone who lasted to the end of the workshop!
Valencia Zeraus character used with permission from darrenzeraus
Music written by Alex Beroza, licensed under Creative Commons 3.0
***
Full Court Press
written by Buck Hopper
Rick played by
farallon
Alaina played by
wuffsky
Alaina Castillo character used with permission from wuffsky
***
The Oily Bastards
written by Buck Hopper
Fisher played by
slyknuxdragon
Deke played by
kintomythostian
***
Killer App
written by Buck Hopper
Engineer played by Kyrnz
Producer played by Garr
***
The Taming of the Shrew
written by William Shakespeare
Kate played by Jessica Darling
Petruchio played by Stormfyre
***
Revenge of the Roadkill
written by Buck Hopper
Eugene played by
taykiba
Linda played by Alina
***
Muleskinner
written by Buck Hopper and osfer
Outlaw played by Secret Wolf
Priest played by Ladu
***
The Adventures of Barton Rouge
written by Buck Hopper
Dog played by
Raiza.Mane
Barton played by
Blarghgrargh
***
On June 16th, 2012, the staff at Anthrocon very generously gave me one of the largest panel rooms at AC to host my Voice Acting Workshop panel. Even more generously, they gave me a wide buffer of time after the panel so that people could linger and keep recording-- which they most certainly did. We recorded 17 scenes during this panel, which might be a record!!
Since then, I've changed jobs, bought a fursuit, started a new podcast, recorded multiple other podcasts, recorded a book reading, managed a rapidly growing FBA, and dozens of other things-- none of which is an excuse for taking this long to get this edited. But the biggest motivator to me is insisting on getting these recordings out before the next convention begins, which is why I've spent all of today locked in my studio and producing these recordings.
And there's a lot of fun memories in all of these. Thank you everyone who attended my Voice Acting Workshop panel at AC2012! I'm sorry I'm not able to make it out there this year-- that's something I will use the whole 'changed jobs' thing as an excuse-- but hopefully for those attending who were there last year, you'll get a chance to hear what you recorded and have some of the same fun fond memories.
And please, spread the word!! I know after a whole year, many attendees probably have stopped looking, but here it is, and I want everyone who did record to be able to hear!
B-Hop #7
High-resolution recordings of each individual performance can be downloaded from HERE
Recordings are presented in the order in which they were performed at Anthrocon 2012.
Credits are based on notes taken during the panel and on names I've been able to identify on FA.
If any credits are incorrect or if any links could be added, please let me know!
Lost Frontier
written by sparf and C. Glen Williams
Trask played by Molla
Pope played by Sen Starfire
***
Masters of Fine 'Nip
written by sparf
Tim played by Tiro
Johnny played by Krieg
***
The Magic Acorn
written by Buck Hopper
Suri played by Syntharian
Sidus played by
crionringtail***
Swift
written by Buck Hopper
Edgar played by
alms4purgieAdriana played by Kimberlyte
***
For Your Health
written by Buck Hopper
Officer played by
knifesharpenerDanny played by Nethercry
***
Wall Street 3: Into the Dragon's Den
written by dorallizard
Fox played by Delta
Dragon played by
hardstylekitsune***
Break a Leg
written by Buck Hopper
Horace played by
paulshepTyler played by Tru
***
Extinction
written by Buck Hopper
Ranok played by ShiroTora
Garis played by
gabriel-fawkes***
Den of Vengeance
written by tazel
Craig played by
LurkingWolfGristle played by
Zippy***
Jab Step
written by Buck Hopper
Buck played by
fristValencia played by Reverend Panik
Crowd played by Everyone who lasted to the end of the workshop!
Valencia Zeraus character used with permission from darrenzeraus
Music written by Alex Beroza, licensed under Creative Commons 3.0
***
Full Court Press
written by Buck Hopper
Rick played by
farallonAlaina played by
wuffskyAlaina Castillo character used with permission from wuffsky
***
The Oily Bastards
written by Buck Hopper
Fisher played by
slyknuxdragonDeke played by
kintomythostian***
Killer App
written by Buck Hopper
Engineer played by Kyrnz
Producer played by Garr
***
The Taming of the Shrew
written by William Shakespeare
Kate played by Jessica Darling
Petruchio played by Stormfyre
***
Revenge of the Roadkill
written by Buck Hopper
Eugene played by
taykibaLinda played by Alina
***
Muleskinner
written by Buck Hopper and osfer
Outlaw played by Secret Wolf
Priest played by Ladu
***
The Adventures of Barton Rouge
written by Buck Hopper
Dog played by
Raiza.ManeBarton played by
Blarghgrargh***
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In Muleskinner, the outlaw is a cougar bounty hunter who's tracking down a coyote gang who reportedly robbed a town's bank. In this scene, he stops by the local church to get help from the preacher, who's a Scottish cat not happy about being assigned to the American southwest.
In The Adventures of Barton Rouge, Barton is the first fox who's been able to steal any of the delicious meat from a smokehouse guarded by the biggest, meanest dog in the bayou. But after winning the praise of his fellow ferals, he witnesses the dog's owner beating his pet savagely then promising to put a bullet in his head come daybreak. Barton seeks out the dog that night to show remorse in this scene.
In The Adventures of Barton Rouge, Barton is the first fox who's been able to steal any of the delicious meat from a smokehouse guarded by the biggest, meanest dog in the bayou. But after winning the praise of his fellow ferals, he witnesses the dog's owner beating his pet savagely then promising to put a bullet in his head come daybreak. Barton seeks out the dog that night to show remorse in this scene.
Hooray! Finally I can hear my own voice.
That interpretation of the "Dance" line still gets me.
Edgar in Swift is alms4purgie
That interpretation of the "Dance" line still gets me.
Edgar in Swift is
alms4purgie 
Anthrocon 2012's theme was "A Midsummer's Night Dream," so it seemed appropriate to include at least one Shakespeare script for this panel. This is the only time I've used Shakespeare, and I haven't used it since.
Ironically, the night before I held this panel, I attended a panel on Shakespeare hosted by
sparf where the green wolf talked about how many scenes in Shakespeare's plays are far too saucy even for a furry convention. The scene I picked was one he described. XD
Ironically, the night before I held this panel, I attended a panel on Shakespeare hosted by
sparf where the green wolf talked about how many scenes in Shakespeare's plays are far too saucy even for a furry convention. The scene I picked was one he described. XD 
Thanks! I've added your credit!
I always try to make everyone sound as good as I can. There's obviously the sound effects, but I also trim up the timing so the scenes have a better pace and I use an EQ and compression chain so the voices sound as big and full as they can be.
I always try to make everyone sound as good as I can. There's obviously the sound effects, but I also trim up the timing so the scenes have a better pace and I use an EQ and compression chain so the voices sound as big and full as they can be.
I love these, and cannot WAIT for the FC 2013 to be posted up!
I do have a couple questions though. Knowing you work at 2K Games, how does one pursue a career as a voice actor? Ive had about 50 different people tell me i have a lot of potential for that area, but i honestly have no clue how one goes about pursueing such a career.. Any advice or info you might be able to share? <3 Much appreciated either way!
Can't wait for fc 2014 to do another panel with you! ^_^
I do have a couple questions though. Knowing you work at 2K Games, how does one pursue a career as a voice actor? Ive had about 50 different people tell me i have a lot of potential for that area, but i honestly have no clue how one goes about pursueing such a career.. Any advice or info you might be able to share? <3 Much appreciated either way!
Can't wait for fc 2014 to do another panel with you! ^_^
I get asked that a lot! I really need to fold it into my panels somehow, though I'm usually shy to talk about it because the truth is, it's not good news. Voice acting is such a massively crowded industry, it's extremely difficult to find work, let alone make a career of it. You have to start small and work your way up, hopefully getting enough of a name that you can make a career of it. But no matter how many voice jobs you want, make sure you get really, really GOOD at it. Take acting lessons, practice reading aloud, get extremely familiar with your voice and how it sounds in front of a microphone. There's a role out there for every voice, but to get a voice job and keep it, you have to know your basics.
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