'Happily N' Ever After' Los Angeles Premiere

The transcript discusses the nuances of acting in animated films, emphasizing the need to amplify emotions and voice to bring characters to life. It touches on the appeal of such films to both children and adults, and explores a new take on the Cinderella story. The conversation also delves into the challenges and fun of voice acting, highlighting the importance of adding depth to characters in a 2D medium.

What is the main difference between acting in animated films and regular films according to the speaker?

• Animated films require less emotional expression.

• Animated films require turning up emotions and actions.

• Regular films need more exaggerated actions.

• Regular films are more fun to work on.

What unique aspect does the film mentioned in the transcript have?

• It is only appealing to children.

• It combines elements from various fairy tales.

• It is a traditional Cinderella story.

• It is a silent film.

Why does the speaker feel their character is underrepresented?

• The character is not funny.

• The character is not in the film.

• The character does not have a poster.

• The character is not popular.

What does the speaker enjoy about voice acting?

• It is easier than acting in front of a camera.

• It requires less preparation.

• It allows for more creative freedom.

• It is less demanding than regular acting.

How does the speaker suggest bringing animated characters to life?

• By speaking softly.

• By minimizing emotional expression.

• By using a monotone voice.

• By adding a third dimension to the voice.