May 8, 2025

[PREMIERE] Hades and Writing Characters from a Performer’s Perspective (feat. Cyrus Nemati) | Storycraft

The pilot episode of a new series from Jess Hoops, Storycraft, is now available!

Hades and Writing Characters from a Performer’s Perspective (feat. Cyrus Nemati) | Storycraft (YouTube)

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LookItsChefEric · May 19, 2025

Kim Kitsutagi from Disco Elysium is such a standout of an incredible voice cast

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ImmenseCookie · May 14, 2025

Great video on a topic that I am very interested in, featuring games I enjoyed. I'd love Jess to do a similar interview with Mikee, going through his process as a VA and dialogue+bark writer compared to Cyrus' VA and director. Comparing the two acting styles of narrative-driven and action-driven, almost cognitive vs physical acting, where believability is found in line delivery in different ways.

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Don Johnson · May 13, 2025

Thanks you for the wonderful video. Vampire Therapist absolutely blew me away, i love it so much. Learning this bit of its story, and the the creators process makes me appreciate it so much more. (hearing cyrus' speak about his process in general was also fascinating of course) I can't believe the MC wasn't a cowboy from the start, it feels like such a core of what made it wonderful.

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Winton Kidd · May 11, 2025

The subject and format for this is delightful, interesting and fun! Already excited for the next one, Jess!!

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Thomas Waring III · May 9, 2025

More Jess please

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David Doornbos · May 9, 2025

This was great to listen to / watch. !

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Pēteris Krišjānis · May 9, 2025

Nice one, enjoyed insights about writing and voice acting a great deal :)

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Insomnia Inc · May 9, 2025

Loved everything about this congrats on the new show to all involved, I look forward to what You have in Store for the series

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Piemaster128 · May 8, 2025

This was fun. A good way to look behind the curtain to learn more about voice acting. Glad I had time to check it out.

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JR · May 8, 2025

That was fun and informative - good idea to use the "finding your voice" part with Dionysus quite early to get a feel for what he was talking about. I also liked the visual editing. The whole thing felt intentional while also like a conversation. Looking forward to what's next in the series!