Chapter 4

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Chapter 4 Voice Actors

    In some ways, dubbing determines the life and death of an animation.

    Mo Li's college elective course is the history of world animation, and there is an example from China in the 21st century that she remembers deeply.

    No matter how I thought about it, she couldn't figure it out. Until the end of the discussion, she was asking her instructor: "The plot is adapted from Hong Kong comics, the style of painting is in line with the mainstream, and the investment is more than 30 million. It's a god-level start. How did it hit the street? What?" The

    instructor raised his head from the book, with a mysterious smile on his mouth:

    "Go and read it, and you'll know after reading it?"

    Mo Li asked for resources in various forums, and finally got it from an older second-dimensional person. Received the disc.

    With curiosity, Mo Li inserted the disc into an old-fashioned DVD and stared at the screen excitedly.

    She deadpanned her voice off three minutes later, miraculously resonating with audiences from two centuries ago.

    The voice acting in this anime is terrible.

    At that time, animation had just risen in China, many supporting facilities were not complete, and the popularity was not as high as movies. In order to attract more audiences, the animation production team usually invites popular actors to dub important characters.

    When "Feng Yun Jue" was broadcast, the hottest actor was Nicholas Tse.

    Nicholas Tse, a native of Hong Kong, cannot speak Mandarin.

    Mo Li didn't quite understand the idea of ​​the animation production team for a handsome guy who couldn't speak standard Mandarin to play the leading role.

    Just imagine, on a sunny morning, Mr. Ba opened his three-point cold and seven-point cloudy eyes, and slowly woke up from the kingsize bed of 32 square kilometers. Then he raised his delicate chin, and proudly called the servant at the door: "Little Er, take two catties of white, and then a whole bowl of stewed goose in an iron pot with wine!" It

    was this sense of separation.

    The two-dimensional and three-dimensional are born with walls, and the effect of the star effect is not so significant. Fans of Nicholas Tse may not watch the paper man animation for the dubbing, but A Zhai who watched the animation was really persuaded by Nicholas Tse's poor dubbing.

    Therefore, Mo Li is particularly cautious in the selection of voice actors, and will never repeat the mistakes of her predecessors.

    The next day, Mo Li stared at the two dark circles under her eyes and got up from the fabric sofa in the living room. She stretched her arms above her head and yawned long.

    After staying up all night, she finally finished reading the private messages on the Xingliu platform.

    Except for the CV's self-introduction, Mo Li has read everything about their personal style, historical cooperation, hourly salary and working hours.

    What is finally presented is Zhang Neng's table showing the comprehensive ability, price and cost performance of voice actors.

    After talking with two professional CVs who are interested in cooperating, Mo Li turned to her own form and crossed out the two columns of comprehensive ability and price.

    The strongest and the most expensive ones have been discussed, and the results are still to be determined later, and the rest should be the most affordable.

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