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I no longer need any parts for I am the Night filled at this time.
Last edited by Squid (December 3, 2013 (11:36am))
Nah, you should get all the lines first before you animate, dawg.
Nah, you should get all the lines first before you animate, dawg.
I have to agree. You're making things hard on yourself and your actors for no real benefit. It's no fun recording lines to a preexisting animation, and the results are generally kind of terrible. Choose good actors and let them act. I understand the desire to get things done, but it would be worth your wait to let the actors record before you film.
Problem is, I like to improvise. I can't improvise as much if all of the lines are already recorded. 
I know that this method is unusual, but I've found it's results are quite nice.
could i try for the Riddler
Alright. 
I'm wondering why you got someone else to voice Batman. I thought your imitaion of Batman in Mailbox of Doom was pretty good.
I don't suppose any of the characters have dumb voices, do they? I can do any kind of dumb voice. The only other voices I can do are a high-piched nasally alien-like voice and a decent Boris Karkoff imitation.
Oh, I support the animate-then-voice method, as you know. It works for me. (I just wanted to say that there's someone else who suppourts this method, I don't want you to feel that everyone is aginst you.)
I thought you already had an explosion sound effect.
Last edited by minifig051 (October 5, 2011 (05:12pm))
I feal sorry for you 
I would love to be Alfred 
my British accent would be fake though.
Last edited by Coyote Creek Films (October 5, 2011 (06:33pm))
I'm wondering why you got someone else to voice Batman. I thought your imitation of Batman in Mailbox of Doom was pretty good.
And now, it's even better.
However, you have not met Doug. His voice is very deep and powerful, kinda like the Phantom of the Opera. I think it will work awesomely for Batman.
Oh, I support the animate-then-voice method, as you know. It works for me. (I just wanted to say that there's someone else who suppourts this method, I don't want you to feel that everyone is aginst you.)
Well, I'm glad I'm not alone. xD
I know it's weird to some of you guys, but it really works for me. I like to see my film unfold as I make it. Not to stiffly follow some script. I've been doing this for years, I know what I'm doing. I've found it's end results to be quite excellent. Particularly in How to Not Rob a Bank. And if you don't like recording to animation, you don't have to be part of this.
I thought you already had an explosion sound effect.
I'm not quite satisfied with it actually.
I could try out for one of the characters. I need to decide which one.
I could try out for one of the characters. I need to decide which one.
I'll send my E-Mail.
You can try about for as many characters as you'd like. And I'd be okay with someone voicing multiple characters, as long as they both don't sound too similar.
Hmm... I have an idea for the explosion sound effect. How about slowing down a balloon popping and adding some brick noise? It's similar to what you did for your gunshot sound effect, and that's like a small explosion.
Hi, ANP! I'd like to audition for Riddler and Alfred, if I may, sir. I should have some time tonight to record auditions!
Alright, E-Mail sent.
I have done about 10 different alfred impressions. So I'm up for that.
Can I try for Alfred and The Riddler?
The Riddler has been taken by Darth Vincent Price.
He has such a perfect crazy laugh. But thanks everyone!
Still need stuff for the other parts. Feel free to audition for as many parts as you wish.
I sent mine
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