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Homestuck Voice Actores?

eeznii:

Hey so I was planning on creating some kind of HS voice acting cast (and create a page on tumblr).

Heres the characters available:

-All male characters

-Rose; Kanaya; Jade; Jane;Roxy; Feferi; Calliope; Damara; Porrim; Meenah; Aranea; Meulin; Latula; Mom

I`ll be doing Vriska, Aradia, Terezi and Nepeta

Also I advise you to record with a microphone and use Audacity to edit the files~

Ill be holding auditions so if you`re interested message me! :3

RULES HERE

pirouette-off-the-fucking-handle:

turntechgodmode:

wayward—vagabond:

jj-homo:

ubuuu:

kurimja:

Working on a fairly large piece atm, even if the composition is quite simple as a whole. Here’s a sneak peak at a small section of it. I think you might recognize who it is. 83

HOLY FUCKING SHIT

DROPS EVERYTHING AND SCREAMS SILENTLY INTO THE NIGHT………………..

Holy…

And I love him more and more with each passing day.

pirouette-off-the-fucking-handle:

turntechgodmode:

wayward—vagabond:

jj-homo:

ubuuu:

kurimja:

Working on a fairly large piece atm, even if the composition is quite simple as a whole. Here’s a sneak peak at a small section of it. I think you might recognize who it is. 83

HOLY FUCKING SHIT

DROPS EVERYTHING AND SCREAMS SILENTLY INTO THE NIGHT………………..

Holy…

And I love him more and more with each passing day.

(via jadeharleyplz)

you know what i love

i love when you find that one character. that character that is your absolute favorite. the character that, just by thinking of them, makes you incredibly emotional. you know that character is the one for you. they’re your number one. and you know you will never love another more

reasons to work in a coffee shop

interviwer:	why do you want this job
me:	coffeeshop au

Homestuck Voice Actors?

Hey so I was planning on creating some kind of HS voice acting cast (and create a page on tumblr).

Heres the characters available:

-All male characters

-Rose; Kanaya; Jade; Jane;Roxy; Feferi; Calliope; Damara; Porrim; Meenah; Aranea; Meulin; Latula; Mom

I`ll be doing Vriska, Aradia, Terezi and Nepeta

Also I advise you to record with a microphone and use Audacity to edit the files~

Ill be holding auditions so if you`re interested message me! :3

Bigger version here.

Normal and genderbent Trickster!Godtier John,Trickster!Grimdark Rose,Trickster!Alpha Dave,and Trickster!Snowman Jade

Headcanon: i could see the trickster versions of the kids be like super fruity Spongebob meets Higurashi if they smoke happy weed or…something………………….

maybe……one…..day……i’ll….properly….make them….look….like actual….tricksters…………………………………………………………………………….

(via fancy-mituna)

eeznii:

There are times when only you can free yourself…
Alternate Version

There are times when only you can free yourself…

Alternate Version

Guys, we want to show you our new work that we hope to have soon ready for sale :)

Sparkle Jimble Skirt

Georgette skirt with a beautiful jellyfish embroidery. Embelished with pearls and glass bead bubbles that are embroidered by hand. Has a second layer of glitter chiffon that gives an undersea sparkle feel ♥

~~

Chicos, queremos mostrarle otro de nuestros trabajos que esperamos tener a la venta próximamente :)
Falda de georgette azul marino con un hermoso bordado de medusa. Con aplicaciones de perlas y burbujas de vidrio bordadas a mano. Tiene una segunda capa en gasa con brillos, que da la sensación de brillo del fondo marino ♥

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nagitos:

unit-r34:

nagitos:

i taped a dorito to my 3ds

whY DOSE THIS HAVE SO MANY NOTES I DONT UNDERSTANDIS THERE A PUN OR AN INSIDE JOKE IM MISSING OUT ON OR SOMETHING

NO IT’S LITERALLY JUST A DORITO TAPED TO MY 3DS THATS IT THERES NO JOKE HERE

unit-r34:

nagitos:

i taped a dorito to my 3ds

whY DOSE THIS HAVE SO MANY NOTES I DONT UNDERSTAND

IS THERE A PUN OR AN INSIDE JOKE IM MISSING OUT ON OR SOMETHING

NO IT’S LITERALLY JUST A DORITO TAPED TO MY 3DS THATS IT THERES NO JOKE HERE

(Source: nagitosmoved, via batteriie)

m-arija:

galaxys4:

hello students. welcome to my math class. we will be having a class trip this year, the first ever math field trip in history. it’s to hell. here we are

H

thanks

(Source: galaxys4, via capnpepper)

woah the wires on vriskas robo arm is a really sweet touch

(via janebakedbads)

ashtondrew:

ashtondrew:

DAVE GET DOWN

Why does this have 14k notes

OH MyFUking

ashtondrew:

DAVE GET DOWN

Why does this have 14k notes

OH MyFUking

(via hellajeffebubbles)

trixter-jake-english:

colorfulrussianfireworks:

m0ny:

idunwin:

I want to play a game.

PUKES EVERYWHERE OH MY GOD

*whisper* why are you all still reblogging this

trixter-jake-english:

colorfulrussianfireworks:

m0ny:

idunwin:

I want to play a game.

PUKES EVERYWHERE OH MY GOD

*whisper* why are you all still reblogging this

(via ixerro)

blackoutballad:

i’ve been treading water for your love
whether i sink or swim, it’s you i’m thinking of

unfringed version here

blackoutballad:

i’ve been treading water for your love

whether i sink or swim, it’s you i’m thinking of

unfringed version here

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frederator-studios:

How can I become a voice actor in cartoons?
If you’re looking for general voice-acting advice, we can tell you getting voice work is pretty tough. It’s showbiz, after all. And, like for most careers in showbiz, it’s 100 times more difficult to get started if you’re not in Los Angeles (look up the folks who do voices on your favorite cartoons and see where they’re located).
The reality is, for most TV cartoons, most of the auditioning process occurs only at the onset of production. For instance, with Adventure Time, Cartoon Network held auditions early on for the roles of Finn, Ice King, Princess Bubblegum, and Marceline. That’s pretty much been it for opportunities to be cast in the show through auditions. Since then, the production has gone after specific actors for parts or relied on its cadre of utility players.
We can suggest you take some voice acting classes. Besides working on your skills, it’s a great way to meet contacts, especially in the classes run by voice casting directors (the ones often doing the hiring). There’s no guarantee, of course, but skill and talent can take you so far; you really need to make contacts.
You should also make it a point to be represented through a voice over agency. Often these agencies, managers, and agents will be your only path to the more major studios. Even then, though, the competition is fierce. For example, for a recent Cartoon Hangover short, we received nearly 600 auditions through agencies alone. And that was for just four roles.
It might be wise to start off with smaller production houses or even independent filmmakers. Immerse yourself with what’s going on in the animation world, especially on the Internet. Identify those filmmakers whose work you think would be better off with you on board. Contact them, and send off your demo reel. No matter how small the project (or pay), you’ll get both experience and credits, two things you’ll need to get a leg up in your career.
Naturally, there are plenty of online resources you should visit. Chief among them is the Voice Over Resource Guide.
Of course, you’ll want to research some of your favorite voiceover artists and find out how they got to be where they are. Maybe the best tips we’ve seen given on how to get into the business are from actor Rob Paulsen. You should dive into his website.
There’s also a terrific post by Mark Evanier that you’ll want to read, too. Mark’s written and voice-directed more than his fair share of animation projects. He’s pretty great with his realistic take on the industry.
We hope this helps. Best of luck. We hope to hear your voice on our cartoons soon.
- Eric
Frederator Studios presents: How To Make Cartoons FAQs
Photo of Sam Lavagnino as Catbug @ Salami Studios, North Hollywood, California

frederator-studios:

How can I become a voice actor in cartoons?

If you’re looking for general voice-acting advice, we can tell you getting voice work is pretty tough. It’s showbiz, after all. And, like for most careers in showbiz, it’s 100 times more difficult to get started if you’re not in Los Angeles (look up the folks who do voices on your favorite cartoons and see where they’re located).

The reality is, for most TV cartoons, most of the auditioning process occurs only at the onset of production. For instance, with Adventure Time, Cartoon Network held auditions early on for the roles of Finn, Ice King, Princess Bubblegum, and Marceline. That’s pretty much been it for opportunities to be cast in the show through auditions. Since then, the production has gone after specific actors for parts or relied on its cadre of utility players.

We can suggest you take some voice acting classes. Besides working on your skills, it’s a great way to meet contacts, especially in the classes run by voice casting directors (the ones often doing the hiring). There’s no guarantee, of course, but skill and talent can take you so far; you really need to make contacts.

You should also make it a point to be represented through a voice over agency. Often these agencies, managers, and agents will be your only path to the more major studios. Even then, though, the competition is fierce. For example, for a recent Cartoon Hangover short, we received nearly 600 auditions through agencies alone. And that was for just four roles.

It might be wise to start off with smaller production houses or even independent filmmakers. Immerse yourself with what’s going on in the animation world, especially on the Internet. Identify those filmmakers whose work you think would be better off with you on board. Contact them, and send off your demo reel. No matter how small the project (or pay), you’ll get both experience and credits, two things you’ll need to get a leg up in your career.

Naturally, there are plenty of online resources you should visit. Chief among them is the Voice Over Resource Guide.

Of course, you’ll want to research some of your favorite voiceover artists and find out how they got to be where they are. Maybe the best tips we’ve seen given on how to get into the business are from actor Rob Paulsen. You should dive into his website.

There’s also a terrific post by Mark Evanier that you’ll want to read, too. Mark’s written and voice-directed more than his fair share of animation projects. He’s pretty great with his realistic take on the industry.

We hope this helps. Best of luck. We hope to hear your voice on our cartoons soon.

- Eric

Frederator Studios presents: How To Make Cartoons FAQs

Photo of Sam Lavagnino as Catbug @ Salami Studios, North Hollywood, California

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