A Station Eight Fan Web Site
: « First : « 25 : Displaying #138 - #162 of 497 records. : 25 » : 250 » : Last » :
Posts Per Page: 1 : 10 : 25 : 50 : 100 : All :
Does Stephanie Lemelin voice Tigress as well? Her voice sounds similar but deeper, just making sure.
She does.
When I was young i watched Gargoyles. My reaction? Meh. Fast forward, year 2009. TvTropes recomended The Spectacular Spider-Man as best animated Spidey show. I hate Spider-Man, but hey, let's give a try. My reaction? AWESOME!!! Hm, lets check other stuff this Weisman guy did. And i rewatched Gargoyles and W.I.T.C.H. My reaction? THIS WEISMAN GUY IS AWESOME!!! He's funny, creative and his villains are amazing. Hm, he's gonna produce Young Justice. Let's check it when it comes out. My reaction? GREG WEISMAN IS OFFICIALLY DEITY IN MY EYES!!! So thank you, Mr. Weisman for giving human kind such awesome cartoons! And now some questions:
	1) If you have a billion dollar budget what movie or show would you create? (Shakespeare excluded. We know you would do Kennet Branagh style, 4 hours long, Hamlet)
	2) Did you ever met Alan Moore or Neil Gaiman or Grant Morrison?
	3) Did you ever considered writing again comics? P.S. Loved Captain Atom both in YJ and comics
	4) Whom do you preffer: DC or Marvel? As world, not as a employer
	5) Ever been in Europe?
	Also, I'm kinda worried for YJ. It seems TV network can't endure your awesomeness, so they ruin 3rd seasons for your shows. That, and Teen Titans are back and new Batman show is in production. Of course, i could be paranoid. No matter what, your work will be always epic! Once again, thank you Mr. Weisman for your awesome work!
	P.S. Steve Blum as Green Goblin and Josh Keaton as Spider-Man? BEST. CHOICES. EVER.
1. I don't know. Too many options. Too hypothetical.
2. I met Alan Moore once VERY briefly, in 1985 in San Diego. I've never met Gaiman or Morrison.
3. I'd love to write more comics. No one's asked.
4. ASKED AND ANSWERED. I have no preference. I grew up on both, love both and initially - when I was a kid - didn't even realize there were two different companies.
5. Yes.
How do you guys do Dr. Fate's voice? Do you play his voice and the person he is possessing at the same time or is it some sort of echo effect?
We record Kevin Michael Richardson as Nabu and then whomever plays the host (Jason Spisak/Kid Flash, Khary Payton/Aqualad, Lacey Chabert/Zatanna or Nolan North/Zatara) saying the same lines. Then in post-production, we double-track them, so you here two voices. It's a trick I learned on Gargoyles while doing Anubis & Jackal and Anubis & the Emir. I've always been fond of the effect.
"Darkest" was such an intense episode. I loved it~
As Tigress, Artemis sounded much more deeper than usual. Was this all Stephanie Lemelin's acting skills or was there some editing done to make her sound that way?
Both her acting skills, and we pitched her down ever so slightly.
Hello, Mr Weisman,
	This isn't so much of a question as it is a mini-review:
	Holy cow. "Darkest" was so intense that I was an emotional wreck by he end of the episode. I was feeling sorry for every character (well, every character who isn't a flat out villan) who appeared in the episode. The supreme irony I noticed? For someone who said that he didn't want to be like Batman, Nightwing is sure shaping out to be a lot like his mentor. I have to give especial props to Jesse McCartney and Jason Spisak for their excellent acting during Dick and Wally's confrontation. Just... wow.
Agreed. Jesse and Jason just rocked that. (Props to Voice Director Jamie Thomason too!)
Hello once again, Mr. Weisman.
I've read in the archives that, for the Gargoyles comics, you mentally cast actors for characters who didn't appear/speak in the original series, as well as imagining the voices of the original actors for pre-existing characters. Do you do the same for the Young Justice comics?
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
Generally, yes.
Dear Mr Weisman,
	What was it like directing the 2001 English dub of the anime OVA series 3x3 Eyes? How different is it from working on American cartoons?
Well, I not only voice directed 3X3 EYES, but I also story edited the English language translation. In those days, that meant a LOT of time with a relatively crude VCR, going back and forth, line by line (grunt by grunt, even) with a LITERAL translation given to me by Jonathan Klein, my boss at New Generation Pictures, in order to transform it into (a) American idiom and (b) something that would fit the already existing lip-synch. Generating usable scripts for this purpose was VERY time-consuming.
The next step was the voice recording. Generally, in American cartoons, we bring in the entire cast and record them together, and those voice tracks are then used by our storyboard artists, directors, timers and animators to help create the footage. That is to say, the pictures are drawn to match the actor's performances. But when dubbing an existing cartoon into English, obviously, the actors have to match the picture instead. That's a time-consuming process called ADR, which, I think, stands for "Automatic Dialogue Replacement" - though I have no idea what about it is automatic. This process is done with a single actor in the booth at a time. The first actor has only the Japanese dialogue to respond to. Later performers can listen to what some of their English-speaking fellows have already performed.
As a voice director for something like 3X3 EYES, I'm looking for the right sound, a good performance and a good match with the existing lip-synch. I mostly cast people I'd enjoyed working with before, with Brigitte Bako ("Angela" from GARGOYLES) and Christian Campbell ("Max Steel" from MAX STEEL) as the two leads plus other favorites of mine, including Keith David in a really wild role, Ed Asner and Thom Adcox among others. We also held auditions for a handful of roles, and some of the people (e.g. Susan Chesler, Yuji Okuomoto) who worked for me for the first time on 3X3, later became new favorites of mine that I used again on other series like W.I.T.C.H. and Young Justice.
For fun, I also took a couple parts myself: I was Hide, one of the buddies of the male protagonist, and I was also a bum, who hummed a semi-recognizable theme song.
Finally, I also participated in the sound mixes here, balancing the new dialogue track with the existing music and effects tracks.
Last old review-
	Depths- nice way to start a hiatus...  Wowie
Shorts - Sword of the Atom pIII- dialogue a little hokey. Teen Titan dividing tape; cute enough.
	[Actual questions bookends the comments.  The other #s  are just observations.]
	Q1 Rocket to Mars- How where they planning on dealing with Earth seeing true Martian form?
1-Wally and Artimas at home, cut ahead to CPR at end. I think it is the first time you've set up a flash forward to the end following present events. Works nicely. Love the way Dick's body moves with the CPR compressions. Nice attention to detail.
2-M'gan's reaction to Artimas is like stepping back in time. She's light and open as she really doesn't appear much this season.
3-Conference - took me till the second time to figure out why you didn't say "Drink the Kool Aid". Yeah, I bet the Kool-Aid folks have a special hate for Jim Jones.
4-Mmm.. GGG's hands,for a moment, look like alien claws. War of the Worlds ish.
5-Mimicking missing Leaguers is a good idea. (I wondered last issue that Psion said he knew Batman wasn't around.)
6-There is quite enough skilled (rust free) fighting and teamwork to make the Cape fighting interesting even separate from the overall plot. Add the revelation of what really broke up Conner and M'gann, Lagan being taken and...Artimas dying at the hands of Kalderan! Wow.
7-Nice how the test the villain gives is a test of honor. Will he take credit?
8-Back at Mt Justice... I think someone already asked who the girl next to Blue Beetle is. You'd think it would be easier to guess- there aren't that many white, non blond female teen girl superheroes. Yes... it's an exaggeration, but true enough to be sad. Mmmm.... Next to Jaime? Traci 13 would rock!
9-I truly was surprised by the Kal undercover/Artimas alive twist. Nicely done. For some reason the line about the League and team being in mourning and possibly never forgiving them stuck a nice chord with me.
Q2 I figure this is either an incidental or a major spoiler. If it is the former- What does Artimas's mom know? {Never mind- moot now}
Q3 How is the voice altered for the glamoured version of Artimas?
Simply passing herself off as dead would be one thing. Going undercover too...interesting.
Yay! current review is all that's left to post!
Q1 - How is who planning?
Q3 - In show, you just have to take it for granted that the charm has changed the voice enough so that it's not recognizable. Out of show, Stephanie does deepen her voice slightly for Tigress. It's intentionally subtle.
Greg!, did you know that George Eads actually "killed" Justin Bieber on CSI? It happened in "Targets of Obsession" (Season 11 episode 15). You should talk to George about it, if you and him have time.
Um, I'm not sure why that's a topic of discussion for us. Plus, I won't pretend that George and I are socializing.
I was just thinking about George Eads.
I loved him on CSI, and when I found out he was voicing Barry/Flash, I was happy to see him working on something that dealt with DC Comics.
Really my question is, what was it like working with him, and what was your reason for choosing him as Barry. I love Flash in this, and well my curiosity is getting the best of me.
George was great. We cast him - frankly - to type. George is this midwestern good looking hero type, who plays a CSI operative on television. That's just Barry all over. As Flash said, "I was CSI before anyone ever heard of CSI."
Back at L.A. Studios, recording Cree Summer. (That's after Nick Chinlund and Kevin Michael Richardson yesterday, with more still to come.) Cree's so much fun!
Stephanie Lemelin (Artemis) has this new thing that looks very funny, which, as a bonus, also features a certain DIedrich Bader (Jason Canmore). Check it out:
1 .When did Superboy meet Ted cord for the first time? 2. did Greg Cripes ever audishion for the role of Beast boy?
1. SPOILER REQUEST. NO COMMENT.
2. In Season One, we cast Logan Grove to play Garfield Logan at age 8. I love Greg - he was Caleb in W.I.T.C.H. - but he was too old to play our Garfield (and that's on top of the fact that we weren't particularly inclined to cast any of the five original Teen Titans actors in their signature roles). Then in Season Two, Logan just continued on to play the 13-year-old Garfield/Beast Boy.
Hi Mr Weisman, I read your response a while back about how you pay your voice actors for their roles and after watching the episode 3 of season 2 I realized something. I noticed that Aquaman is voiced by Phil Lamar who previously voiced Green lantern John Stewart in Justice League, where as you have Kevin Michael Richardson voicing him. I was just wondering if you were aware of the fact and if, when first auditioning actors, thought about getting some of the previous actors to reprise their previous roles. I know that in some of the direct to DVD movies some of the former cast from previous works did voice the same character again.
We didn't audition any Justice Leaguer except Superman. (And only him, because we wanted an actor who could play both Superboy and Superman.)
I am very aware of who played characters in the past, and we LARGELY chose to AVOID direct comparisons to previous works by NOT using the same actor in the same role. There were a few exceptions, such as Bruce Greenwood's Batman, where we felt the actor wasn't already over-identified with the part. But for the major leads from the old Justice League/Justice League Unlimited series, the truth is that if they played the role there, it all but eliminated our interest in having them play the rolls in YJ.
Have you watched Mission: Impossible 3 or Die Hard 4? I only asked because Maggie Q starred in both of those movies. BTW I actually have Mission: Impossible 3 on DVD.
Um... I don't think I've seen M:I 3. I think I have seen DH4, but it was a while ago. I do watch Nikita every week.
YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: Episode #209: "Darkest": Credits:
I'm going to attempt to post all the credits for the episode here to compensate for how minute they are and how quickly they zip by on the air. Please note, that I'm just cutting and pasting the final credits from a document. It's possible that as the episode was posted, changes, mistakes, additions, etc. were made for the version that aired.
	Producers
	Brandon Vietti
	Greg Weisman
	Written By
	Jon Weisman
	Directed By
	Mel Zwyer
	Line Producer
	David Wilcox
	Young Justice Theme and Music By
	Kristopher Carter
	Michael McCuistion
	Lolita Ritmanis
	Casting & Voice Direction
	Jamie Thomason
Starring The Voices Of
	Oded Fehr as Ra's al Ghul
	Stephanie Lemelin as Tigress
	Eric Lopez as Blue Beetle, Scarab
	Yuri Lowenthal as Icicle Jr., Tommy Terror, Lagoon Boy
	Jason Marsden as Impulse, Ray Palmer
	Jesse McCartney as Nightwing
	Danica McKellar as Tuppence Terror, Megan Wheeler
	Masasa Moyo as Karen Beecher
	Nolan North as Superboy
	Khary Payton as Aqualad, Black Manta
	Kevin Michael Richardson as Mal Duncan
	Jason Spisak as Wally West
Based On DC Comics Characters
	Nightwing Created By
	Marv Wolfman and George Perez
	Impulse Created By
	Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo
	Beast Boy Created By
	Arnold Drake
	Ray Palmer/The Atom Created By
	Gardner Fox
	Production Manager
	John Diaz
	Assistant Production Manager
	Mark Wilson
	Animation Coordinator
	JJ Conway
	Lead Character Design
	Phil Bourassa
	Character Design
	Dusty Abell
	Jerome K. Moore
	BG Key Design
	Enzo Baldi
	Fedja Jovanovic
	Nollan Obena
	Prop Design
	Eugene Mattos
	Storyboard
	Jay Baker
	Kevin Conroy
	Charles Drost, III
	Steve Gordon
	Jason Navarez
	Storyboard Clean-up
	Jen Bennett
	Naz Ghodrati-Azadi			
	Animation Timing Director
	James Tim Walker
	Timing
	Richard Collado
	Jeff Hall			
	Animation Checking
	Justin Schultz
	Color Stylist
	James Peters
	Ink & Paint
	Matthew Bordenave
	Background Paint
	David McBride
	Craig Robertson
	Effects Animation
	Matthew Girardi
	Editor
	Jhoanne Reyes
	Supervising Dialogue/ADR Editor
	Mark A. Keatts
	Sound Reading
	Fred Salinas
	Wilson Martinez	
	Dialogue/ADR Editors
	Patrick Foley
	Mike Garcia
	Post Production Manager
	Scott Shinick
	Dialogue Recording Studio
	Studiopolis, Inc.
	Recording Machine Operator
	Jeff O. Collins
	Sarah Baluch
	Post Production Sound Services
	Audio Circus, Inc.	
	Online Editor
	Steven White
	Animation Services
	MOI Animation, Inc.
	Animation Director
	Seung-Man Heo
	Background Directors
	Seung-Chan Kang
	Young-Bae Lee
	Sang-Hyob Nam
	Dae-Gun Han
	A-Reum Kim
	Pa-Rang Lee
	Sang-Un Kim
	Production Manager
	Young -Soo Yoo (Director)
	Min-Sung Park
	Su-Mi Beck
	So-Sang Yoon
	Ae-Gyeong Lee
	Production Coordinator
	Hyo-sun Ryu
	Seong-mi Park
	Layout Artists
	Kyung Chuk Sa
	EungWhan Oh
	Color Stylist
	MeeHyun Ahn
	Soo Jin Hwang
	Ji Young Hwang
	Moon Hee Na
	Da Un Jeung
	Model Checker
	Kyung Suk Heo
	MyungHee Park
	Composition
	DeukGyu
	Choi
	Ji won Park
	Jong Sub Jang
	Han Geul Yu
	Key Animation
	Sang Min Kim
	SeungReoul Ryu
	Seok Ahn
	Hun Kuk Park
	Young Hoon Gill
	Jong III Lee
	Jae Gyu Cho
	Chung Sik Lee
	Kyung Duk Lee
	3D CGI
	Gyu-Han Yoo (Director)
	Gyu-Sung Oh
	Final Checker
	Young Ra Cho
	Production Administrator
	Nicole Martin
	Production Accounting
	Luisa Guzman
	Debbie Lindquist
	Maral Simonian
	Athena Wingate
	Production Support
	Vivian Hernandez
	Audrey Kim
	Tamara Miles
	Kira Tirimacco
	Renee Toporzysek
	Janet Yi
	Executive In Charge Of Music
	Niki Sherrod
	Business And Legal Affairs
	John Michael Beach
	Lori Blackstone
	Sharmalee Lall
	Bonnie Negrete
	Joulene St. Catherine
	Casting Administrator
	Liz Carroll
	Production Supervision
	Bobbie Page
	Production Management
	Ed Adams
	Executive in Charge of Production
	Jay Bastian
	Executives In Charge Of Production For Cartoon Network
	Tramm Wigzell
	Brian E. S. Jones
	Executive Producer
	Sam Register
This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States of America and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication, copying, distribution, exhibition or use may result in civil and/or criminal prosecution.
	© 2012 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Country of first publication United States Of America
YOUNG JUSTICE and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © DC Comics.
Warner Bros Animation Inc. is the author of this film/motion picture for the purposes of Article 15 (2) of the Berne Convention and all national laws giving effect thereto.
	There are, as always, a bunch of people who ALSO helped out but don't receive credits on screen for various (legal and precedent) reasons.
	A handful (in no particular order) include...
	Curtis Koller - Talent Coordinator
	Eric Lewis, CAS - Dialogue Sound Mixer
	Ryan Johnston - Assistant Engineer
	Otis Van Osten - Sound Supervisor
	Ron Salaises - Sound Effects editor
	Carlos Sanches - Re-Recording Mixer
	Stacy Michaels - Foley Mixer
	Alex Ulrich - Foley Walker
	John Wells - Research
	Aris Katsaris - Atlantean Translator
	Winson Seto - Publicity
	I know I'm probably forgetting some folks, and I REALLY apologize! If you send me a reminder, I'll pimp you in another post!
YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: Episode #208: "Satisfaction": Credits:
Okay, we're back. I'm already a week behind, but I'm going to attempt to post all the credits for the episode here to compensate for how minute they are and how quickly they zip by on the air. Please note, that I'm just cutting and pasting the final credits from a document. It's possible that as the episode was posted, changes, mistakes, additions, etc. were made for the version that aired.
	Producers
	Brandon Vietti
	Greg Weisman
	Written By
	Greg Weisman
	Directed By
	Doug Murphy
	Line Producer
	David Wilcox
	Young Justice Theme and Music By
	Kristopher Carter
	Michael McCuistion
	Lolita Ritmanis
	Casting & Voice Direction
	Jamie Thomason
	Starring The Voices Of
	Lacey Chabert as Zatanna Zatara
	Nick Chinlund as Crusher Crock
	Crispin Freeman as Speedy, Red Arrow
	Kelly Hu as Paula Crock, Jade Ngyuen
	Kittie as Raquel Ervin
	Eric Lopez as Jaime Reyes
	Jason Marsden as Bart Allen
	Danica McKellar as Megan Morse
	Masasa Moyo as Wendy Harris, Karen Beecher
	Nolan North as Conner Kent
	Kevin Michael Richardson as Mal Duncan, Otis
	Mark Rolston as Lex Luthor
	Alan Tudyk as Oliver Queen, Captain Cold
Based On DC Comics Characters
	Miss Martian created by
	Geoff Johns and Tony Daniel
	Mal Duncan Created By
	Bob Rozakis and Jose Delbo  [Not really.  I think the correct creator is Robert Kanigher.]
	Zatanna created by
	Gardner Fox and Murphy Anderson
	Jade created by
	Marv Wolfman and George Perez 
	Impulse created by
	Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo
	Production Manager
	John Diaz
	Assistant Production Manager
	Robby Huckell
	Animation Coordinator
	JJ Conway
	Lead Character Design
	Phil Bourassa
	Character Design
	Dusty Abell
	Jerome K. Moore
	BG Key Design
	Fedja Jovanovic
	Nollan Obena
	Prop Design
	Eugene Mattos                                                          	      
	Storyboard
	Jay Baker
	Todd Demong
	Miyuki Hoshikawa
	Doug Murphy
	Storyboard Clean-up
	Jen Bennett
	Naz Ghodrati-Azadi
	Val Kung
	Animation Timing Director
	James Tim Walker	
	Timing
	Richard Collado
	Jeff Hall
	R. Michel Lyman	
	Animation Checking
	Justin Schultz
	Color Stylist
	James Peters
	Ink & Paint
	Matthew Bordenave
	Background Paint
	David McBride
	Craig Robertson
	Effects Animation
	Matthew Girardi
	Editor
	Jhoanne Reyes
	Supervising Dialogue/ADR Editor
	Mark A. Keatts		
	Sound Reading
	Fred Salinas
	Wilson Martinez	
	Dialogue/ADR Editors
	Patrick Foley
	Mike Garcia
	Post Production Manager
	Scott Shinick
	Dialogue Recording Studio
	Studiopolis, Inc.
	Recording Machine Operator
	Jeff O. Collins
	Sarah Baluch
	Post Production Sound Services
	Audio Circus, Inc.
	Online Editor
	Steven White
	Animation Services
	Lotto Animation, Inc.
	Supervising Animation Director
	Heechul Kang
	Background Director
	Yunhee Kim
	EunHee No
	Eunjung Choi
	Animation Directors
	Sinkwon Kim
	Sangjoon Lee
	Myeonghwan Park
	Production Staff
	Hyoungmin Doh
	Miok Kwon
	Eonho Lee
	Jinhwa Heo (Jun-E)
	Layout Artists
	Myoungin Kang
	Changnam Kim
	Minsu Kim
	Final Checker
	Hosoon Shin
	Color Stylist
	Mihyun Ji
	Model Checker
	Junghee Kim
	Composition
	Sangbong Oh
	Banseok Choi
	Yuri Choi
	Sunghun Lee
	Daehee Rim
	Key Animation
	Seokjin Jang
	Eunhwa Jung
	Kwonil Kim
	Jihyeon Nam
	Younghwa Seo
	3D CGI
	Seokki Um
	Misook Choi
	Production Administrator
	Nicole Martin
	Production Accounting
	Luisa Guzman
	Debbie Lindquist
	Maral Simonian
	Athena Wingate
	Production Support
	Vivian Hernandez
	Audrey Kim
	Tamara Miles
	Kira Tirimacco
	Renee Toporzysek
	Janet Yi
	Executive In Charge Of Music
	Niki Sherrod
	Business And Legal Affairs
	John Michael Beach
	Lori Blackstone
	Sharmalee Lall
	Bonnie Negrete
	Joulene St. Catherine
	Casting Administrator
	Liz Carroll	
	Production Supervision
	Bobbie Page
	Production Management
	Ed Adams
	Executive in Charge of Production
	Jay Bastian
	Executives In Charge Of Production For Cartoon Network
	Tramm Wigzell
	Brian E. S. Jones
	Executive Producer
	Sam Register
This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States of America and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication, copying, distribution, exhibition or use may result in civil and/or criminal prosecution.
	© 2012 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Country of first publication United States Of America
YOUNG JUSTICE and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © DC Comics.
Warner Bros Animation Inc. is the author of this film/motion picture for the purposes of Article 15 (2) of the Berne Convention and all national laws giving effect thereto.
	There are, as always, a bunch of people who ALSO helped out but don't receive credits on screen for various (legal and precedent) reasons.
	A handful (in no particular order) include...
	Curtis Koller - Talent Coordinator
	Eric Lewis, CAS - Dialogue Sound Mixer
	Ryan Johnston - Assistant Engineer
	Otis Van Osten - Sound Supervisor
	Ron Salaises - Sound Effects editor
	Carlos Sanches - Re-Recording Mixer
	Stacy Michaels - Foley Mixer
	Alex Ulrich - Foley Walker
	John Wells - Research
	Aris Katsaris - Atlantean Translator
	Winson Seto - Publicity
	I know I'm probably forgetting some folks, and I REALLY apologize! If you send me a reminder, I'll pimp you in another post!
Icon was identified as a type of alien called a Terminan. Beyond that, nothing else is known about him on Earth-16. I wish to ask more about him, but knowing how sensitive your updated guidelines are, Iâll just ask some simple stuff.
	a.  If Icon has a secret identity, what name is he called by?
	b.  Being that he is a Terminan, I suspect that Icon must have quite a longevity, but how old is he exactly?
	c.  Since he currently lives on Earth, what is Iconâs given age under the guise of his secret identity and according to Earth-16âs U.S. government records?
	d.  What was Icon's purpose for coming to Earth in the first place, assuming there WAS one?
	e.  In regards to Icon's voice actor, who is well-known in the Final Destination franchise, why was he specifically chosen for this role?
Icon was not identified as a "Terminan" on our television series. So you don't even know that much about him on Earth-16.
a. Augustus Freeman.
b. Who said he's a "Terminan"?
c. I don't know.
d. Assumes facts not in evidence.
e. I've always admired Tony Todd's voice. But the truth is, voice director Jamie Thomason and I were having lunch at Taste Chicago in Burbank, and we saw him there. That reminded me how I'd always wanted to cast him in something. Then when Icon came up, he seemed perfect. Timing is everything.
im just curious, in hindsight, are you happy with the timing of the s1 finale/s2 premiere, coming out in the same month as issue 14-5? im just saying caus we didnt know ocean master and orm were the same but orm was said to be on their side in the finale, and now we learned some cool things about lagoon boy too before his role expanded
another lagoon boy question - when you had him played by yuri lowental in downtime, did you already know you werre going to use him in s2?
1. I'm not UNhappy with how it turned out.
2. I believe so. That is, we knew we were going to use Lagoon Boy. We didn't make a final decision on Yuri until just before we began auditions for our Season Two cast. That's not meant as a reflection on Yuri AT ALL. We simply didn't discuss who would be playing what until then, at which point Jamie Thomason and Brandon Vietti and I sat down to figure out which characters we'd need to hold auditions for, and which we were already good with, which of course included Yuri.
I notice both Garth and Lagoon Boy are voiced by my favourite all-time VA, Yuri Lowenthall. Is there a connection between these two or did you just select Yuri because he did the best voice for Lagoon?
Uh, Yuri played La'gaan in Season One, when all he had was one line. We were paying him for Garth, and we get a second voice free.
So now, Season Two comes along. La'gaan is older, so we had the option of recasting, because his voice could have changed. But who better than Yuri, so why recast?
You said, before the series started, that you made auditions only for the six first members of the Team (plus Superman, but just because you wanted the same actor to voice him and Superboy). So:
	1)Have you made auditions for members of the Team that were introduced in Season One, outside the original six (Zatanna-Rocket-Bumblebee-Batgirl-Mal Duncan-Beast Boy-Lagoon Boy)?
	2)Have you made auditions for members of the Team introduced in Invasion (Tim Drake-Blue Beetle-Wonder Girl)?
	3)Have you considered hiring new voice actors to voice the now adults Nightwing and Batgirl (let's clarify: this is not a hate message against Jesse McCartney and Alyson Stoner, in fact I like them both a lot in both roles; I'm just asking if you've considered it)?
1. No. Those people were CAST in their rolls... which then carried forward into Season Two.
2. We did hold auditions for Jaime/Blue Beetle/Scarab, Tim/Robin, Bart/Impulse and one other. But not for Cassie/Wonder Girl. From our previous Miss Martian auditions, we knew we wanted Mae Whitman.
3. Never seriously. Keep in mind, we pitched Jesse up slightly when he played Robin to make him sound a bit younger. So by NOT pitching him anymore, he now easily felt right as Nightwing. And Alyson was just directed to play her tougher and older, and she did - admirably. The only REcasting we did because of age was Billy Batson.
My reviews on Nightwing, Robin/Tim Drake, Batgirl, Blue Beetle/Jaime Reyes, Lagoon Boy, Wondergirl and Gordon Godfrey after watching the very perfect "Happy New Year". BTW Greg don't listen to all those idiots who talk nonsense about the "Time Skip" and the new characters.
	Nightwing and Robin/Tim Drake:
	I didn't know I would be seeing those two guys very early in the show, but they both have great lines, personalities and costumes though. Plus they are both two of my most favourite DC heroes. I loved the conversions between those two. I also love the part where Robin teams up with Blue Beetle and Lagoon Boy. 
	Batgirl:
	HA!!! I always knew Batgirl exists on Earth 16!!! I liked the part where she teams up with Wonder Girl. Great costume and I'm surprised that you gave her black coloured boots and gloves. She's one of my most favourite DC heroines. Would be great to hear some one-liner jokes from her though. And yes Greg, "she is all that!!!"
	Blue Beetle/Jaime Reyes:
	"That guy" and Batman: The Brave and the Bold is what got me into DC Comics in the first place. I love his costume, powers, Spanish quotes and jokes. His voice is so funny that I just simply laugh everytime he says a word. The part where he talks to his costume was also funny. I would love to see his girlfriend Traci 13 on YJ though, hopefully time will tell. Overall this is why Blue Beetle/Jaime Reyes is one of my most favourite DC heroes. Oh and congratulate his voice actor for making him so funny!!!
	Lagoon Boy:
	I'm not very familar with him, but I like his appearance, powers and voice.
	Wondergirl:
	I'm a huge fan of her outfit after watching the episode. But I really couldn't believe people on youngjustice.wikia are complaining about her shoes. Just don't listen to them Greg, I actually think her shoes are cute.
	Gordon Godfrey:
	Like Blue Beetle, his voice is so funny!!! I've actually never heard of him before. But I have heard of "Godfrey", it's an Australian company that sells vacuum cleaners.
	My final thoughts:
	All those characters that I've reviewed are now on my list of favourite YJ characters, I've watched "Happy New Year" at least 4 times now and I've actually told JM DeMatteis about Blue Beetle/Jaime Reyes on your show. Hopefully the rest of Season 2 will turn out perfect. Bye Greg!!!
Glad you like Eric Lopez's work as Jaime/BB. We thought he was terrific!
All Things Artemis (Part Two):
	6.)	What made you choose to make her Momâs former alias Huntress instead of Tigress?
	7.)	What exactly happened to Paula Crock that caused her to become paralyzed?
	8.)	Last but certainly not least, Wally and Artemisâs romance on this show is not only my favorite on the show, but might be my favorite romance on all the showâs youâve produced.  Thatâs no small feat amongst company like Goliath/Eliza, Fox/Xanatos, Peter/Gwen, Spider-Man/Black Cat.  As a Wally West fan (my favorite of the Flashes), you and the YJ crew have also done something I didnât think possible.  Make me want to see him end up with someone besides Linda Park. Not that I wouldn't mind that as a detour, but as long as all roads end with him and Artemis together I'd be happy.  I also thought Wally scooping her up before their first kiss and Artemis being fine with it was adorable as well.  Iâd also be remiss if I didnât give major props to Jason Spisak and Stephanie Lemelin.  Those two have had cracking chemistry from day one Artemis showed up. Whether it's them bickering or in the more tender moments, they deserve just as much credit as you and the crew did for bringing this relationship to life.  I imagine it was probably a joy to watch them interacting at the table readings and/or voice recordings. Anyways this one wasnât a question so much as me giving you and the crew a pat on the backs for creating one of my favorite romances in animation.  I look forward to where both Wally and Artemis end up going in Season 2.
	9.)	But I digress at what point in the beginning did you guys decide to have Wally and Artemis be one of the main romances on this show?
6. That was the character's original name.
7. SPOILER REQUEST.
8. We don't have table readings, I'm afraid, but Jason and Stephanie did rock our recordings. Can't praise either of them enough. Of course, I feel that way about all our regulars and nearly all of our guests too.
9. From the start it seemed clear to us.
How does it feel to be working with Tim Curry again?
It's always great working with Tim because he's so good.
what was carlos brothers name in performance, and who playd him and carlo?
We never named Carlo's brother, I'm afraid.
I'm fairly certain that Nolan North played them both. But my Season One scripts are boxed, and I can't check to make sure.
: « First : « 25 : Displaying #138 - #162 of 497 records. : 25 » : 250 » : Last » :