Ask Him Yourself!

[Blood & Ice Cream]

is this KC?

[RamblinMike]

I'm the one ultimately choosing death for them, so I remain somewhat detached.-

mwa hah. I bet that makes it more fun to watch us squirm over it. I swore more during 35-1 than I have sworn anywhere in months.

[Deacon_Tyler]

Here's a few (as I sit and wait for Lightroom to export a zillion photos into Photoshop)

1) Did you ever regret any story decisions?
2) Have you ever done an 11th hour rewrite to save a character based on popularity and her incredible voice?
3) The character of Datu is interesting in that he speaks with lots of unnatural sounding pauses, in contrast to the other characters whose voices and dialogue all flow very smoothly. I in no way mean to insult the actor (and I'll admit that it really grows on you after a while and I'm starting to like it), but is this intended?

[Deacon_Tyler]

is this KC?

What it is, is an amazing photograph!

[werewolf]

What it is, is an amazing photograph!

its KC and its part of the photo promo set. http://www.zombiepodcast.com/gallery...tos/?nggpage=4
KC is pretending to be a runner.

[Kc]

Here's a few (as I sit and wait for Lightroom to export a zillion photos into Photoshop)

1) Did you ever regret any story decisions?
2) Have you ever done an 11th hour rewrite to save a character based on popularity and her incredible voice?
3) The character of Datu is interesting in that he speaks with lots of unnatural sounding pauses, in contrast to the other characters whose voices and dialogue all flow very smoothly. I in no way mean to insult the actor (and I'll admit that it really grows on you after a while and I'm starting to like it), but is this intended?

1) There have been a few here or there, but it's part of the learning process. None of them have been big enough to make much of a difference, just small things.
2) Nope. Deaths are planned way in advance to prevent that sorta thing from happening.
3) Some of that's intentional because he's not a native speaker. he struggles a bit through it.

[Deacon_Tyler]

1) There have been a few here or there, but it's part of the learning process. None of them have been big enough to make much of a difference, just small things.
2) Nope. Deaths are planned way in advance to prevent that sorta thing from happening.
3) Some of that's intentional because he's not a native speaker. he struggles a bit through it.

Thanks Kc! Datu is pretty endearing, actually. I was tempted to ask "WHEN We're Alive gets turned into a movie, would you cast the actors differently?" but then it hit me: Even with the age difference of Michael vs Jim gleason, the characters are all perfect just the way they are. But it does beg the question: "when you casted for the voice actors, did you do so with the intent of later casting them for television or movies?"

The reason I ask is that you have a pretty good looking cast that really look like their characters are described - Burt, Saul, Scratch, Pegs, etc

[Kc]

Thanks Kc! Datu is pretty endearing, actually. I was tempted to ask "WHEN We're Alive gets turned into a movie, would you cast the actors differently?" but then it hit me: Even with the age difference of Michael vs Jim gleason, the characters are all perfect just the way they are. But it does beg the question: "when you casted for the voice actors, did you do so with the intent of later casting them for television or movies?"

The reason I ask is that you have a pretty good looking cast that really look like their characters are described - Burt, Saul, Scratch, Pegs, etc

I'd love to cast them again for both roles, as long as they fit. Some of the characters merge with the actors portraying them as I use them to draw inspiration sometimes, so I can imagine they are alike

[SmokeyZombified]

Dear KC,

What was the saddest moment for you so far in We're Alive?

Honestly I'm not one to get choked up over really any movie/podcast/audiobook but your style is just fantastic and really brings out the emotion of the scene. The music, the writing, and the voice actors combined do an excellent job of really conveying the emotion of the scene. To me three moments stand out.

1.) The Datu and Samantha ordeal. When Riley is reading the notes Samantha left for Datu was just a really heart wrenching moment.

2.) When Kalani crashed his Chopper into the tanker. The music in the background and the voice actors really bring that moment out. "That was my Hanna". Excellently written, not to mention the Kalani backstory.

3.) It's kind of weird but when Michael rescues up Datu and Hope. It was one of those scenes that you could really see clearly in your head and also the feeling of knowing the end is truly near.

Thanks!

-Smokey

[Witch_Doctor]

KC, on the forum, we can be pretty brutal to your characters. Does it ever get to you?