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Oh, hello.

My name is Patrick Warburton.

I do cartoon voices do voice over a doo cartoon characters crunk Now crack an emperor's new groove That guy talked Not only the squirrels What is well versed in L.

A with creatures Joe on Family Guy Jos You know he's a professional, Peter, I'm a cup and I'm a good cop.

Brocks A little bit edgy.

His patients has been tried.

He's this close to killing somebody.

So people like Thio do impressions.

And so we're gonna look at some today and critique them.

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Do you have a screwdriver I could borrow?

Gonna need to put together a shelf.

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His approach there, I think, is right in tune because he is physical izing.

He knows that it's his face that's informing his voice.

You, when I have to scream is Joe.

It is hard on my voice because there's a proper way to scream and not and I do it the improper way.

More recently, I paid a little bit more attention to that and I think that cut comes more from, you know, from the diaphragm you want to support.

Just like when you're singing.

You gotta support when you're screaming or yelling to Otherwise, you just frying it.

You're frying your instrument.

I feel so fancy.

This is my wheelchair.

There are many like it, but this one is mine.

Hey, better you guys air Acting like a bunch of pansy is I thought I told Bonnie to make me pancakes.

Run, Bob o'clock high.

I'm not sure why I have such a big upper body and such tiny lakes.

It's, uh it's not right brewing well and first off, always flattered that someone would go to the trouble and be inspired to want to, uh, impersonated voice that ideo I think it is a very good job.

He's got the temporary brings it down.

Joe is Joe's very officious.

That's where Joe comes from because he's a police officer.

So you know everything that he says he's got a little bit of that attitude.

Peter, I know what I'm talking about.

I'm a cop, a good cop keeping in Siri's with a little bit of that attitude, but a very fine job.

Oh, I can't do it I'm I'm so full.

Hey, Ever bonnets may at Joe Swanson.

And I have, ah, return bag here.

Doing the breasts in early pregnancy.

A beer really needed I get down to the poop sack.

Go leave lint quick by.

Where is everybody?

Okay, I like what he does there with the physicality.

When you do that, that instructs your voice.

Guys have their tricks.

You know, my friend Tom Kenney does this thing hand.

Sometimes it says it's It's just, like, gave in your face and like that that's easier to talk like this.

If you're like this is opposed to having your head out here like this, you do that a lot, actually, with crunk croc comes down here.

Crock is a little bit more down here like that.

So I think that was almost a little bit more Kronk ish, but, uh, you know, definitely capturing something there.

Right on that rock, that world knocked ingenious slacks.

That's Joe on acid right there.

I like seeing different Jos.

I don't think we're always we're looking for a cart carbon copy.

I don't think that's what we're looking for.

The fun guys who do impressions.

The really good impersonators.

They do their own sort of magnified versions of those characters.

And that's what I'm seeing a bit of today.

And so I like that.

I think it's it's fun.

Oh, right.

The poison.

The poison for Kuska.

Oh, yeah, that's real.

With mahogany.

Uh, knock, knock.

Who's there?

Oh, I don't know.

Okay.

Ah, you owe me a new echo.

Oh, yeah.

Uh oh, yeah.

Girls goes boys and boys because Oh, yeah, it's all come together.

Yeah, it always got it down.

He's got it down here Has got the sort of tone going.

Comes a little bit too A little too staccato there, you gotta I think I'm gonna flow it together just a little bit more like that.

Smooth, Smooth it out a little bit But he's got a really nice style and tone there.

He's doing a very fine job.

That's the only critic I give him.

When I initially looked at the dialogue for Kronk, there was a crocodile needs four pages.

That's about it.

Disney's very secretive with their script, so I did not have all that much to inform.

Except for these four pages, I could see that Kronk was henchman seemingly reticent, but I like to cook.

So I thought he probably doesn't sound dark.

It sounds a little bit sweeter.

You like to cook?

I kind of brought it down here like that.

I mean, it could have been darker poison for cure Scott, Can I boys it on?

It's been a very different movie.

Oh, right.

The poison.

The poison for kuska.

Oh, right.

The boys and the boys.

And for goose go the poison chosen specially to guilt Goose.

Go goose goes boys in that poison.

There's different cracks has cracked down here.

But there's crock up here too, I think you know, there's crock that comes out appear the one thing The one thing I was saying things doing very nice job with one thing I says you're having thoughts.

Each one's a different Maybe even a different thought, Right?

Right.

The poison poison for your scout.

That poison.

You're really thinking about it, You guys, you're sort of confusing me.

So, uh, we got so my last name's crock.

And when people find out my last name's crock, they're like, oh, karaoke.

Like the guy from Emperor's New Groove, right?

Uh, yeah, this poor fella and so he was forced to have to learn an impression of crime.

I'm sorry With Kronk, there is no dialect, no real dialect.

It's more of an energy.

Just a his whole energy.

You're doing a good job.

And the next time you see me, you can just kick me, right?

The nerds?

Yeah.

That poison covered poison for you.

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Too scarce poison poison designed specifically to guilt gifts.

Go cause gets poisoned.

Talking about that.

I like that the energy similar, but he's putting his own take on it the same time.

You know, keeping the whole essence of Kronk there this fellow or any of the other fellows of actually, like, voice, that character, it would have worked.

It just would have been their own spin on it.

But that's very close.

And here are some impressions of me wetter.

A lot of the expended it Yeah, to to comp It's gorgeous, no sugar on the side.

I'm actually the opposite in restaurants.

My kids always make fun of me because I always felt like because of my voice or just that I'm a little bit larger that, um if I say something like, Can I get some water.

It just comes across as foolish.

Well, I think most of these carriages and what we're seeing, you know, and for this gentleman here, for instance, it's a little bit bigger than life, but that's that's what makes impressions in character work.

Fun is toe sort of put a magnifying glass and what people do.

The problem is, when you look at impressions of yourself, you're like, Oh my God, I mean, really like that I was with my eyes like So I also play jokes.

Watson Family.

It's a month of show rules of engagement.

What about Oh, Dre, I thought we talked about that.

Come on.

See, that is a definitely a magnified version.

I hope I'm not Audrey, get in here and make me some dinner.

That's like what my buddy Mike does.

Theo.

He'll he'll do it.

And then he'll integrates all this like real life stuff like, Yeah, the Santa Rosa Valley is really nice.

Great place to raise your kids.

Yeah, we really love it out here.

It's a friend of mine.

I love him, but, I mean, I don't know who I look like anymore, so that could be me.

right there.

Well, I think most of these characters and what we're seeing, you know, it's a little bit bigger than life, but that's that's what makes impressions in character work.

Fun is toe sort of put a magnifying glass and what people do.

One of the problems I had early on in my career was that I was always thinking about the right way to do something.

So the ah ha moment for Mei was realizing that there is not a right way.

There's no right way.

The right way is your way, right pages of a character description.

But they still don't know what a character sounds like until they hear it.

So you show them what the character sounds like.

Make some choices, be create, have fun with it.

Be confident in your choices.

Those 2 may just seem to be the primary elements.

Well, I'm Patrick Warburton, and that was my critique of some fantastic work.