It's impossible to imagine what 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Baldur's Gate 3 would be like without Astarion actor Neil Newbon there to keep things admirably sleazy, but if Newbon had kept working with his former agents, he may never have gotten the chance to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:drink your blood and be sexy.

"I've had agents turn down three-week mocap gigs that I ඣdidn't even know about," Newbon in its new interview with members of the "Pixel Pack," some of the gaming industry's most prominent actors.

"They jus🅠t didn't want me to do it," Newbon continues, "which is not cool. But this was a long time ago. I got rid of those agen💫ts."

Newbon began his career performing relatively small roles in traditional acting spaces – theater, TV shows on the Discovery Channel – before starting to build his now 15 years of experie🔥nce doing motion capture and voice work for games.

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"I had conversations about, 'That's going to look really good when we get the real actors in,'" Newbon recalls. "I was like, 'What do you mean real actors?' I'm a re💜al aಞctor. I went to the f***ing Edinburgh Festival, man!"

"I realized the🐷re was a disconnect between 'motion-capture artists,'" he continues, "which was the old technical term for us, and actors, which meant people still hadn't quite got the idea of what an actor could do here." But now they know.

5,000 gold, 2,500 hours, and one priceless scroll: Baldur's Gate 3 player cooks up a "Midas run" by turning the RPG's bosses into solid gold trophies, because "why not."