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I TOTALLY talked to Lisa Hayes!
Jan. 30th, 2007 01:30 amThat was a truly marvelous experience.
I interviewed…Lisa Hayes. That's all there is to it. I interviewed Melanie MacQueen, the voice actress for Lisa Hayes and Marlene from Robotech, and her normal voice is very close to Lisa's. It was hardly a stretch at all to imagine Lisa Hayes sitting at a desk in her RDF uniform, with a phone held to her ear. It was just so amazing, and she had some great stories to tell. Such as an unusual acting tip given to her by Greg Snegoff, or the (slightly scary) Lisa Hayes groupie she encountered at RoboCon 10.
The only problem was the first couple minutes or so from my end was slightly garbled, as I had forgotten I had a bandwidth-intensive program running during the initial download. I've gone back in and rerecorded the introduction, and will slap it in, split it into parts, and reupload it as soon as the file becomes available. But for a three and one half hour show, processing takes a while.
Ah, there it is. Time to edit.
I interviewed…Lisa Hayes. That's all there is to it. I interviewed Melanie MacQueen, the voice actress for Lisa Hayes and Marlene from Robotech, and her normal voice is very close to Lisa's. It was hardly a stretch at all to imagine Lisa Hayes sitting at a desk in her RDF uniform, with a phone held to her ear. It was just so amazing, and she had some great stories to tell. Such as an unusual acting tip given to her by Greg Snegoff, or the (slightly scary) Lisa Hayes groupie she encountered at RoboCon 10.
The only problem was the first couple minutes or so from my end was slightly garbled, as I had forgotten I had a bandwidth-intensive program running during the initial download. I've gone back in and rerecorded the introduction, and will slap it in, split it into parts, and reupload it as soon as the file becomes available. But for a three and one half hour show, processing takes a while.
Ah, there it is. Time to edit.
