Voice Recording and Lip Sync

While being away in the States during November, I was able to record the voice for our AI waitress in the main animation. During another trip within the last week, I was able to record our script from the teaser trailer that our team is producing for the End of Year Show premier. We are very grateful to Mattie Winowitch for her generosity in her time and vocal talent to assist us in making our project what it is and being such an iconic voice for our waitress. THANK YOU MATTIE!!

Image may contain: Mattie Winowitch, close-up and outdoor

Image may contain: Mattie Winowitch, close-up and outdoor

Below are some clips of our reference videos for the character lines, and some lip sync development and improvements throughout our two weeks of listening to the same lines over....and over....AND OVER. Again.

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Blocking and Referencing

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Tutorial Feedback - Daryl and Aidan

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