[ SECRET POST #2231 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2231 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I frankly can't tell the female VAs apart, either, because they come in one of three stripes: ultra-squeaky and "cute", older raspy smoker's lung, or alto I-am-evil voice.

[(Anonymous)]

Personally I think Japanese tv and acting is where Brit tv and acting was back in the 70s and 80s. All the actors were still mostly stage-trained and were performing everything as if it were a stage play where flat readings or showing the blocking were part of stagecraft. That is why Japanese voice acting is so bad, it is flat reading like if you were reciting the lines from a play without the audience or props. Same reason their live action tv sucks, it is all actors who need to put on a show of moving or handling an obvious prop.

In Britain they really stepped up their game in the 90s when tv trained actors started turning up in decent numbers and most directors made their breaks on tv instead of stage shows and knew how to handle f/x and cameras as their first tools. That hasn't happened in Japan yet. I don't get how a country with so many people can have such a poor tv industry.