Last week we brought you the first half of a two part feature with Irrational Games head Ken Levine coaching BioShock Infinite's two main voice actors. This week, we've got Booker (Troy Baker) yelling at Elizabeth (Courtnee Draper) to elicit emotion-filled lines. Next week? Tigers.
Last week we brought you the first half of a two part feature with Irrational Games head Ken Levine coaching BioShock Infinite's two main voice actors. This week, we've got Booker (Troy Baker) yelling at Elizabeth (Courtnee Draper) to elicit emotion-filled lines. Next week? Tigers.
Reader Comments (9)
Posted: Nov 4th 2011 4:47PM bamb0ostick said
Wow, that was really interesting to see another side to motivating a voice actor. Can you imagine Nolan North screaming in your face if you were voice acting, hypothetically?
Posted: Nov 4th 2011 5:07PM Igor said
Wow, indeed. I really enjoyed the insight this video offered up.
Posted: Nov 4th 2011 5:11PM Warlock234 said
That guy's face is like crooked.
Posted: Nov 4th 2011 5:46PM SoldierShredder said
Awww....don't cry. It gives me a sadface. :(
Posted: Nov 4th 2011 6:09PM embassy said
Dat hat.
Posted: Nov 4th 2011 7:41PM SoldierShredder said
@dfgfg
GTFO
GTFO
Posted: Nov 4th 2011 8:03PM wrongThinker said
This was a really cool clip. I wasn't actually a huge fan of the first Bioshock, it's atmosphere and writing was solid, but the core shooting just wasn't very satisfying to me.
Though I skipped 2 completely, this one has my interest piqued. I really like Ken Levine (not that I've met the guy in person), but he seems really down to earth. I may yet jump on the Infinite bandwagon.
Though I skipped 2 completely, this one has my interest piqued. I really like Ken Levine (not that I've met the guy in person), but he seems really down to earth. I may yet jump on the Infinite bandwagon.
Posted: Nov 5th 2011 1:33PM McPo said
@wrongThinker
Youve got it spot on. The first one had atmosphere and story
(Although i couldnt follow [Left out the radio messages at the beginning])
The second one however put the story behind the gameplay. Gameplay was phenomenal and the story was decent enough to hold your attention although not as intriguing as the first one.
I wasnt sure if i was going to play the Second one. Glad i did, im now a fan of the series.
So do try the second one out.
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Youve got it spot on. The first one had atmosphere and story
(Although i couldnt follow [Left out the radio messages at the beginning])
The second one however put the story behind the gameplay. Gameplay was phenomenal and the story was decent enough to hold your attention although not as intriguing as the first one.
I wasnt sure if i was going to play the Second one. Glad i did, im now a fan of the series.
So do try the second one out.
Posted: Nov 5th 2011 4:03PM Mykell said
So good to watch passionate people putting their heart and soul into something. This game will rock so much.
