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 1. How did get to do the voiceover for Dizzy?
"I auditioned and then I forgot about it. Getting busy is a really great thing. I never sit around waiting for the call for this
or that job. I move on. Then out of the blue they call me. I did not even remember reading for the project. Well, I got the role of Dizzy and I really love her! She is my favorite
grown-up voice that I get to do right now. "
2. How many episodes or shows have you recorded so far?
"We have done a batch of episodes, a season’s worth. "
3. How long does it take to do a show?
"It takes about 1 to 3 hours to do the show. If I read with the cast, as we usually do on “Starship Troopers”, it often takes
3 hours. On other shows, I often go in and do only my lines, which may take just 15 minites. But with “Starship Troopers” the director, Sue Blue, has us all work together like a play. I
think it makes for a much stronger show. And again the actors are so good, that it's exhilerating reading together. "
4. How much input to the show do you have?
"Because “Starship” is a fairly new show, we stick pretty closely to the script.
5. Do you do voiceover for any other characters in
Starship Troopers?
" I also did the voice for the computer ,"We will be landing in 3 2 1 " ... that voice. "
6. What is the best experience you have had doing
the show?
"I've had many great times doing “Starship Troopers”... WORKING WITH SO MANY CUTE GUYS!! "
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