Alicyn Packard
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110 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Alicyn Packard’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, I think each scene just calls for a different level of physicality. And so, for example, when I was working on Call of Duty, you know, I would be like on the ground. We also had... Shooting people. A scully cat with those microphones.
Yeah. Just the microphones.
So you're not tethered to this microphone. Monster Hunter, we had that as well.
Funnily enough, there were mannequins in the booth to absorb the sound, so I would use those as my eyelines. If I was shouting across the room, I would direct it towards that. You're kind of moving through space, you want to get in there and be as physical as possible. Yeah, it's just kind of each game and each scene is a little bit different.
I did Ratchet and Clank, Rift Apart, a couple different fun characters in there, and that was more like an animated series, you know, some kind of more fun, bigger kind of characters and still grounded. But there was less of that. Although I did play a pirate that was like, you know, slicing and dicing. But yeah, it's so interesting how each project is its own little world.
And you want to sink into the world. You want to sink into the character and just really serve the script and serve the project. And everything's a little different.
I think that starts with casting. They try to cast someone who's the best vocal print and gives off that vibe. And then you work with the director and they really help hone in that performance to make sure that it's honoring the game and the franchise and the world and the character. But also, we are also honoring the Japanese actors as well.
Ja, ich meine, wir versuchen, konsistent zu sein, sodass der Charakter konsistent ist in verschiedenen... Entschuldigung, ich denke, ich bin gerade auf dem Boden. Es ist okay, wir warten auf dich. Ich glaube, sie versuchen, konsistent zu sein, sodass der Charakter global die gleichen Emotionen und Viben ausspricht.
Gosh, I want to go to Japan and just meet some of the voice actors of projects that I've worked on. And I often wonder, I need to do a little research. If I'm a match for somebody, if someone is the Japanese actress of Rose, is it possible that person's also the Japanese actress of... Das ist faszinierend. Ja. Anything else I've done?
I've met the Greek Jibanyan. He reached out on social media. And he's a man.
Ja. Ja. Ja. So, I try to be very careful. I rarely even post boothies, you know, like a shot in the booth of like, working on this, can't talk about it. I just feel like, hmm, I'll talk about it when it's out, you know.
Are you playing? It's in depth. It's a huge game. It's not every single day. It's like we're coming in and then we're coming back and things are evolving. But I don't want to share too much. I don't want to... You just gotta check it out.
Oh my gosh. It used to be much more common. It used to be the standard. When I started, it was starting to go away. But still, occasionally they do group recording sessions, which are the most fun. It's just hard to schedule, I think. So, but the Mr. Men show, which was a show on Cartoon Network that I started out doing, we would do group records and they would, it was like sketch comedy.
So there'd be different sketches. They would bring the two to three to four actors that were in each scene in and out. And we kind of shuffle in and out of the booth. And it was so much fun. And I was working with like Katie Lee, who was the voice of sunny gummy and shows that I watched as a kid. So that was really, really cool. I am working on a project right now.
It's unannounced, but it's the first group record that I've done in a long time. So that is very fun. So I can't wait.
I get to go hang out with all these people. Oh yeah, another reason why voice actors love going in person is for the snacks. What is the best snack that somebody has had for you? Well, I mean, you know, I try to eat healthy, so it depends on what degree of commitment I'm in with that. But, you know, I love a variety of herbal teas to start. I mean, that's always nice.
But, you know, if there's like fun cookies and like, there's one recording studio that has a chef.
A chef?
Yeah, you go in and you get to your session early and they'll be like, would you like an omelette? It's still breakfast.
Yeah.
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