I don't know if this is an attempt by Bay to spread misinformation or not , but...
Apparently there been a sighting of a a Pontiac Solstice arriving on the set of TF2 and the VA " Darius McCrary " has been sighted there as well.
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Pics or it doesn't mean squat. :D
whoops..:o
you mean like the Chevy Malibu Police Car.. :D
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Could that be our first glimpse of Prowl? ;)
If it is, I hope there is a battle with Barricade ....:cool:
And seeing how Barricade had his butt handed to him by Bumblebee (and was killed by Prime easily in all media bar the movie) I'd say Prowl should have this one in the bag! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by G1Optimal
Just editted topic title to remove a potential spoiler.
Not sure why a Voice Actor would be on set, unless he is just doing all the 'stand-in' voices for the actors to work off.
The Voice actors are the last people used, way after the filming and post production are done. For the first movie, the 'stand in voice actor' ended up getting one of the voice roles.
The first Transformers movie did their voice actor recordings very differently to most big budget cgi films.
The majority of big budget CGI films create the characters, sets etc then have the voice actors come in, and record their dialogue.
From there the film is animated so as to correctly match up to the voice actors dialogue, which is also heavily used for timing of actions and movements as well.
This process allows for ad-libbing, script changes and character traits to be introduced by the voice actors.
Transformers got the voice actors in after all was said and done minus final editing (this was most likely due to the constant changing nature of the script, and the very long render times) and the voice actors had to match their dialogue to the pre rendered animation.
This limits the voice actors to only using dialogue that fits with the animation, leaving little to no room for changes to dialogue or improvisation and allows for no input to the characterisation of the character from the voice actor.
Cheaper budget animated films often skip precise lip synching as it is extremely time consuming and difficult and requires many more animators hours to get correct, instead they rely on basic lip synching, which is based off 15-25 mouth movements shared amongst word sounds (for example, the letters/sounds "b", "p" and "t" share a mouth movement).
So if the voice actors are on set already perhaps they will be recording dialogue the more conventional way, before rendering begins?
Yay for Prowl!
:D It'll be still worth the time watching :D ...... "I hope?" :(Quote:
Originally Posted by i_amtrunks
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I Was hoping someone would...... :o
Thanks Griffin.:D