Voice-Over Casting Director Andy Roth on Reels, Classes, AI and More | Daily Actor Interview скачать в хорошем качестве

Voice-Over Casting Director Andy Roth on Reels, Classes, AI and More | Daily Actor Interview

Andy Roth is not only one of the busiest voice-over casting directors around, he’s also an in-demand voice director and voice-over teacher at the Terry Knickerbocker Studio. In his decades long career, he’s worked on projects for Disney, Blizzard Entertainment, Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV, and Crunchyroll. After moving from his role as the in-house casting director for Cunningham Escott Sleven and Doherty (CESD) to start his own company, he’s collaborated with some of the world's largest advertising agencies, casting houses, and production companies, serving as a casting director on a diverse array of projects, including commercials, animated films, television series, documentaries, and video games. Roth took some time out of his schedule to chat about the business of voice-overs, voice-over reels and what he's listening for, what classes you should take and if actors should be worried about AI. Here's a bit more of what's in the interview: • Roth emphasizes that voiceover acting is largely about personality, highlighting the uniqueness individuals bring to their performances rather than simply following scripted emotions. • In casting, he focuses on selecting actors whose personalities align with the production team, emphasizing the importance of compatibility within the creative process. • Roth advises aspiring voice actors to pursue immersive classes and be mindful of their online presence, cautioning against underselling their talent and underscoring the significance of personal connections and second-generation references in the industry. • He believes that auditions are opportunities for people to showcase their personalities and for casting directors to gauge how well they fit into the production team. • Roth listens for authenticity and personality in auditions rather than merely technical proficiency. • He suggests that actors avoid trying to present what they think casting directors want and instead focus on being themselves. • Roth highlights the significance of immersive learning environments when taking voice over classes and warns against expecting quick success in the industry. • He discusses the prevalence of non-union voice-over roles and advises actors to be aware of the changing landscape, including the impact of AI technology. • Roth emphasizes the importance of personal connections and recommends building a strong online presence and media portfolio to enhance visibility in the industry. Here's a link to the interview: https://www.dailyactor.com/interview/... If you liked this video, please be sure to subscribe!    / @dailyactor   DAILY ACTOR: https://www.dailyactor.com FOLLOW DAILY ACTOR: Facebook:   / dailyactor   Instagram:   / dailyactor   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@dailyactor Twitter/X:   / dailyactor   Pinterest:   / thedailyactor