Anodesu

In school, I knew a girl who boasted she was from England, but said that immigrants should not be allowed in Canada because they were taking all our jobs and whatnot.

Pointing this out in front of the class was utterly satisfying.

She had initially been sitting quite straight and was very confident with her opinion. I admit, I can be a nasty person in debates and honestly, people in high school did not enjoy being on the opposing side of a debate with me (because I was an annoying shit).

Well as soon as I said it, her expression falls and she goes white as the class begins to laugh at her. She kind of just sunk back into her seat after that and didn't contribute to the debate afterwards.

First off, let me just take a moment to utterly fangirl over that stunning animation. I have to say, from an animator's perspective I'm suffering from serious rig envy on those characters.

Are you planning on creating any making-of videos to show the progress, or is there one online already?

I swear I'll come up with a better question once my brain wakes up.

Hello you three! Thank you so much for this!

Ash: I'm not rightly certain, but you started out with acting first, right? How was the transition to voice acting for you?

Steve:

TJ: How does one get in to MoCap exactly? Does it branch from stunts or acting? A bit of both? How taxing is it for you?

Steve: I actually started off with not Bebop, but Champloo to get seriously introduced to you as an actor (Still up there as one of my top animated shows). Do you ever do work in Canada for voice work? If so, are the unions different up here in regards to the Performance Matters standards you are currently fighting for down south? Are they worse?