Okay back up. Did she say, “Voice-over for Disney’s Zootopia?” As in the movie? The actual real movie? Yeah… that’s pretty much what I sounded like the moment I read the schedule from my Disney publicist. Okay, freak out session…

I’m doing a voice-over for Disney’s Zootopia!!!!

Of course it was after the film was released, so basically it was just playtime in the studio. But it was super freakin cool dude! I mean, how often does one get to see the inside of a Disney ADR mixing studio? Much less play with its toys? This was a first time experience for me, and it was epic. A perfect way to end an already epic trip to the red carpet for Alice Through the Looking Glass. And mind you, this was after getting to interview THE Flash, and filmmakers fo Zootopia.

I almost burst into flames with excitement.

About the Zootopia Voice Over Experience

First, I want to say I’m a huge fan of seeing the offices of creative people. I can say that almost 100% of them have toys on display. Seeing the inside of Zootopia’s dialogue mixer Paul McGrath’s office was no different. Toys galore (and a few bottles of classy whisky… well done Paul).

Paul is kind of a big deal in the studio. As Ron Burgundy would say, “People know him.”

He was the dialogue mixer on Phineas & Ferb, Planes: Fire & Rescue and he’s doing the all new Moana. I was kind of geeking out a bit. I’m so intrigued by the process of filmmaking. I really felt like Bill Nye the Science Guy in his first chemistry lab.