:12:09
My theory is that the more fun
the audio session is,
:12:13
and the more the characters laugh,
the better the show.
:12:15
- You stay here, I'll be back.
- All right.
:12:18
Stay! I go. You stay.
:12:20
- I'm staying.
- OK.
:12:21
It's really trying to find people that also
have the ability to work off each other.
:12:30
That was great. I felt...
:12:32
No, seriously. I felt like you were
really being abducted by aliens.
:12:36
Voicing an animated character
is such a liberating experience.
:12:40
There are no boundaries, because
the animators can do anything.
:12:43
You have that opportunity
to be that broad.
:12:47
And childish, in a way -
it's like being back in playschool.
:12:52
I am awarding permission
to commence with the commencing!
:12:56
The commencing shall commence!
All hail the commencee,
:12:59
for he alone doth do
the commencing, which I think is fun.
:13:02
Ooblar.
:13:03
It is a very creative process,
doing animation.
:13:06
You can come up with
a new voice, a new character,
:13:09
so creatively it's most interesting.
:13:11
- Poultra will be quite pleased.
- That's great. Thanks. Really good.
:13:23
We're working on
"Jimmy Neutron" right now,
:13:26
and we enhance the sound
of the film, we bring it to life.
:13:30
We create sound effects by the use
of various props and sound gadgets
:13:34
that create a world of sound.
:13:36
Jimmy Neutron
is a wonderful project for us,
:13:39
because we get to
entirely create the soundtrack.
:13:42
In animation, you really have free rein,
:13:46
and you can be as creative
and as crazy as you want.
:13:50
All the sounds that
you hear are made up,
:13:53
and I particularly like the egg creatures,
:13:56
because they have a gooey kind
of sound, but they're in armour,
:13:59
and they're really fun
to create sound effects.