Does this prove that voice actors are not, in fact, underpaid? It’s really easy

Voice actors are incredibly replaceable.

>>211904856
>Voice actors are incredibly replaceable.
Now you hear it in MY voice

>>211904829 (OP)
Normalize enslaving actors.

>>211904829 (OP)
>>211904856
being a professional actor is very hard. You have to know the right people in order to get into the club. And its a very small club

>>211904983
voice actor*

All acting is easy, voice acting is tipple as easy.
and John Dimaggio has always been a faggot for demding more money for that shitty season of Futurama.

alot of salty non actors itt

>>211905051
For generic characters yeah but its almost impossible to find another voice for someone like homer, Peter Griffin. No scratch that its impossible. You might come close but it will never sound right

saving this game for a rainy day but 4 hours does kinda spoil what happens to this character or is Charlie Cox such a god tier actor he gets all his shit done on the first take?

>>211904829 (OP)
Back to your manchild containment board game boy.
We're busy discussing things you wouldn't understand. Like truth and beauty.

>>211904829 (OP)
Why don’t more ACTUAL actors go into voice acting?

>>211905269
Not really a spoiler. It’s just a bunch of lines on a page, I’m sure he didn’t need more than one take for most of them. It’s the most basic shit in the world if you’re an actual, trained actor (which most VAs are not)

will they get Pattinson agree to the movie?

>>211905256
Rick and Morty proved actors are easily replaceable by voice copies and that no one really cares 2 seasons later.

>>211905346
Because it doesn’t pay well. I guess Charlie did this for beer money

>>211905376
they do sound off though, especially Rick

>>211905376
>no one really cares 2 seasons later

You're describing both the voice actor switch and the show itself.

>>211905376
They sound like close but its off. And those seasons are shit.

I genuinely cannot keep up with modern video games anymore. I thought people were talking about that monkey dark souls game as the GOTY, then it was that nude Korean woman with the sword game that was being clamored as GOTY, and now whatever the fuck this game is, is being clamored as GOTY. I can't keep up.
I visited /v/ about a week ago, and they have a reaaaally good term for it called 'FOTM' (Flavor of the Month), and that perfectly captures this sort of phenomenon. Playing the game for a month, screaming that it's the GOAT for a month, and then discarding it for a new game everyone is playing and scream it's the GOAT, ad infinitum.

A medium that has people like that can't evolve at all, which is why /v/ is filled with manchildren.

>>211905623
Every medium is subject to FOTM. FOTM for film right now is 28 Years Later. In my opinion, and some might disagree because its not the standard usage for it, but FOTM can also include things like "hidden gems" and other older media products, if they're being dug up and promoted by some influencer or taste maker, for example RLM do a re:View of some obscure old movie and all of a sudden you see a bunch of people parroting it as the GOAT. Retro video games were often subject to the same phenomenon where say Game Grumps or some other popular let's player or streamer would play a game, say it's good, then the value of the game would shoot up in price.

Now that doesn't mean that the FOTM thing isn't good, it's just that usually it's being overrated due to hype. That's why years ago I started not paying too close attention to discussion surrounding anything I like, whether it be film, video games, music, etc. If I notice something is getting hype, I'll make a note of it then watch/listen/play it at some point, but I try to always set my expectations as close to zero as I can.

The issue isn't really the medium itself, it's the consumers and the discussion surrounding the medium.

>>211905623
expedition 33 really is kino though.
Here's some kino from like 20 minutes in. I audibly said kino multiple times as I experienced this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCL1sKd32us

>>211904829 (OP)
Stop shilling this slop here

>>211907582
Anyone who says they didn’t cry at the Gommage is a liar.

>>211904829 (OP)
I don't get actors like this.
It's one thing if you get the "Is that my voice? Ew" effect and try to stay away from your own work.
It's completely different when you're actively ignorant of it.
Why get into acting at all if, when people are clamoring about how genius the show / game / film is, you still don't give a shit?

>>211904829 (OP)
Ahh yes here's that "small indie game made by a small team of fans committed to the genre" that /v/ keeps telling me about lmfao.

>>211905346
>>211905403
it pays well, but its a case of movies will pay more and are more respectable. Also its "if you can't act, Voice act"

>>211905376
I’ve never ever heard a good SpongeBob SquarePants impression. Or any good impression of the main characters of that show for that matter. Voice acting is not easy, no. If that was the case there wouldn’t be abysmal voices in media.

>>211907118
>a new release is FOTM because people are talking about it
Stupid take. It’s also a pretty divisive movie so it especially doesn’t fit the FOTM bill.

>>211905308
I mean E33's story is better than 90% of the tv and movie garbage from the last decade

>>211908345
It's just his job.

>>211904829 (OP)
Those short hours are the issue, the dollars per hour are immense but voicefags refuse to accept it will only ever be a side gig for most people and they will need a real regular job to supplement it.

>>211905051
>and John Dimaggio has always been a faggot for demding more money for that shitty season of Futurama.
actors tend to do that for things they don't really want to deal with, same as any other contractor. They try to go for a price where the employer will tell them no so they can walk away with no one holding a grudge.
If you get the money then hey great you got the money, if you don't then you don't have to do something you really didn't feel like doing.
Just because something seems easy doesn't mean someone isn't tired of doing it.

>>211908054
>Anyone who says they didn’t cry at the Gommage is a liar.
I didn't because it's all melodramatic soap opera shit, i've seen/read it a million times before.
It's just one inciting incident among so many others.

>>211908680
'Small indie game' with a 2 billion dollar shilling budget

i forgot this guy wasn't actually blind so i was like "huh? of course he doesn't play vidya why is everyone so upset"

>>211904983
>being a professional actor is very hard. You have to know the right people in order to get into the club. And its a very small club
that doesn't mean voice acting is hard, just that it is gatekept (because it is easy)

>>211905623
>monkey dark souls game as the GOTY
>and now whatever the fuck this game is
goty means game of the year. they were released in different years. like how they have oscars every year lol

>>211910051
gates are meant to be broken and that's a part of the challenge

>>211910164
irrelevant. it's like saying being a streamer is difficult as a job because no one watches you when you are starting out. it's a poor career choice but ultimately not difficult

Just get an agent then he will hit you up with voice acting gigs. It's that easy

>>211904829 (OP)
It proves that voice actors should do a second job if a real actor is out there doing a lot of work

>>211904856
China just started using AI to English dub their cartoons. I'd say it's sad for people losing their jobs but I can't really bring myself to care about dub actors

>>211905376
No one cares because no one cares about Rick and Morty. But if it was a show people actually cared about, it’d be a big deal

>>211904829 (OP)
Charlie Cox was just a celebrity voice actor they brought in for adverisement purposes.