Upcoming Wendy Braun Interview: Got Anything You'd Like To Ask?
If you've played games in the Mass Effect franchise, you've heard Wendy Braun's voice; she plays Gianna Parasini.
And considering that Mass Effect 3: Omega has just recently become available, now's a good time to talk to the diverse actress. We'll obviously have a few questions of our own concerning her work on the award-winning game franchise and voice acting in general, but we always attempt to involve the readers in such matters. Hence, if you've got a question for Wendy, pop it into the Comments below.
Braun enjoyed herself playing the "sexy, snarky undercover agent" in ME, saying the role "has been so much fun to play." As for other work, Braun's first film credit was in "The Big Lebowski" and she is being featured in the new book, "The Big Lebowski: An Illustrated, Annotated History of the Greatest Cult Film of All Time." She's also part of Rainn Wilson's popular web series, "The Flipside," and she currently has over 50 film and TV acting credits, which includes guest-starring roles on "The Mentalist," "Criminal Minds," and "Bones." She has also made a big splash in the voiceover industry, recording over 1,000 spots in all, working for everyone from Dell to Nordstrom to Safeway.
To learn more, visit her site.
Tags: wendy braun, wendy braun voice actress, mass effect, mass effect 3 omega
11/28/2012 9:14:37 PM Ben Dutka
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WorldEndsWithMe
Wednesday, November 28, 2012 @ 10:53:37 PM
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Thursday, November 29, 2012 @ 4:03:14 AM
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Also, during recording, do they have anything visual to guide them? Or are the scenes (lip sync and animations) lated built around their performance?
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012 @ 10:46:11 PM