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Samantha Béart on Baldur’s Gate 3 & New Titles Fading Echo and Absolum
Samantha Béart, the voice and performance behind Karlach in Baldur’s Gate 3, joins us to talk about bringing one of BG3’s most beloved characters to life, the emotional impact of player stories, and the craft behind her performance. They also dives into a new title Absolum and shares what to expect from the upcoming project Fading Echo.🔗 Listen & Subscribe:🎧 Spotify: https://readyaimfire.tv/spotify🍏 Apple Podcasts: https://readyaimfire.tv/apple▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ReadyAimFireStudio🌍 Website & Email Sign-Up: https://readyaimfire.tv 📱 Follow ReadyAimFire:Instagram: @readyaimfirestudioTikTok: @readyaimfirestudioTwitter/X: @rdymfrLinkedIn: ReadyAimFireBluesky: readyaimfire.bsky.social New episodes drop every other week.Subscribe now and rediscover the games you love.Listen to ReadyAimFire Copyright 2025 ReadyAimFire
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Black Myth Wukong | The Performance Behind Sun Wukong & The Reality of Acting in Games
Mark Takeshi Ota the voice of Sun Wukong from Black Myth: Wukong, joins Tom to discuss acting in games, motion capture & bringing characters to life. Mark shares his journey across titles such as Dead Island 2, Baldur's Gate 3 & The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles.🔗 Listen & Subscribe:🎧 Spotify: https://readyaimfire.tv/spotify🍏 Apple Podcasts: https://readyaimfire.tv/apple▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ReadyAimFireStudio🌍 Website & Email Sign-Up: https://readyaimfire.tv 📱 Follow ReadyAimFire:Instagram: @readyaimfirestudioTikTok: @readyaimfirestudioTwitter/X: @rdymfrLinkedIn: ReadyAimFireBluesky: readyaimfire.bsky.social New episodes drop every other week.Subscribe now and rediscover the games you love.Listen to ReadyAimFire Copyright 2025 ReadyAimFire
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Mass Effect | Jennifer Hale on Commander Shepard and Building a Legendary Career
Jennifer Hale joins us to talk about voicing Commander Shepard in Mass Effect, how the role was shaped collaboratively, and what it takes to build a legendary career in voice acting. From cold reads and intense BioWare recording sessions to shaping one of gaming’s most iconic characters, Jennifer shares insight, humour, and stories from across her incredible career.🔗 Listen & Subscribe:🎧 Spotify: https://readyaimfire.tv/spotify🍏 Apple Podcasts: https://readyaimfire.tv/apple▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ReadyAimFireStudio🌍 Website & Email Sign-Up: https://readyaimfire.tv 📱 Follow ReadyAimFire:Instagram: @readyaimfirestudioTikTok: @readyaimfirestudioTwitter/X: @rdymfrLinkedIn: ReadyAimFireBluesky: readyaimfire.bsky.social New episodes drop every other week.Subscribe now and rediscover the games you love.Listen to ReadyAimFire Copyright 2025 ReadyAimFire
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Ryan Laley on Teaching a Sidemen Member, Success on YouTube, and Making the Survival Horror Game Mimic
What’s it really like to make games solo? In this episode of the Ready Aim Fire Podcast, Kezia & Tom chat with Ryan Laley, teacher, YouTube content creator and indie dev behind Mimic, a multiplayer survival horror game built for players and streamers. Ryan reveals how he went from teaching game design (including a member of the Sidemen) to building a thriving YouTube community and now running his one-man studio. We talk about the highs and lows of solo development, coding, art, marketing, late night testing and the surprising ways he keeps the momentum going. You’ll hear:How a hobby project became a full time careerWhy teaching (and even architecture) shaped his processLetting fans watch and influence development liveBuilding a community on YouTubeBehind the scenes stories from conventions, Sidemen and Mimic“I think the number one thing is having an idea that you are interested in first and foremost. Because games take a long time to make and you want to make something that you are interested in. If you don’t have interest in it, then it won’t matter” — Ryan LaleyIf you’re curious about indie games, YouTube dev culture, or the future of survival horror, this episode is packed with insights, laughs and inspiration .🧭 Timestamps:00:00 - Games: Art, Story, & Interaction06:21 - Balancing Freedom and Responsibility12:05 - Student Foley Project Success18:18 - Teaching's Impact: Learning and Explaining25:25 - Engaging Players in Indie Games27:23- Game Launch with Diverse Maps33:11 - Creating a Tactile Game for Son39:45 - Blueprints: Intense Puzzle Gaming43:27 - Role of a Game Publisher51:05 - Passion Essential in Game Development55:03 - Wholesome Feedback at Game Exhibitions59:28 - Leveraging Audience to Fund Indie Game👤 Guest Info:Ryan Laley - Is a notable figure in the game development community, known for his expertise in Unreal Engine. He shares comprehensive tutorials and educational content on YouTube & Twitch, helping thousands of aspiring developers. Ryan is also the founder of Ryan Laley Games and the creator of Mimic, a multiplayer survival horror game built for both players and streamers.🌐YouTube 📸 Instagram🔗 Resources & Mentions:(chronological order of appearance)KSI Sidemen Unreal EngineMimicRyan Laley GamesAmong UsPatreonResident EvilCall of DutyTwitchSteam Deck
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Inel Tomlinson on The First Descendant, Space Marine 2 & Shaping Game Worlds
What really happens when the person behind your favourite gaming hero finally steps into the booth knowing their voice could change a world, or let down a legion of players?In this episode of ReadyAimFire, actor and comedian Inel Tomlinson brings us into the volatile, high stakes craft of bringing video game characters to life. From embodying the fearless Quartus in Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 to revealing what it’s really like to join an established franchise as the cool-headed Keelan in The First Descendant, Inel pulls back the curtain with warmth and surprising honesty.In this episode you’ll hear:The untold emotional reality of voice acting how actors navigate secrecy, fan expectations, and the fierce vulnerability of creating a character nobody’s met yet.The unsung art of voice direction in games, where scenes are recorded out of order and directors become your “gods” often saving actors’ voices in the process.Find out what it’s like to balance the unpredictable life of a jobbing actor, from surreal filming days with set dogs and Resident Evil mansions, to grappling with the looming threat of AI in creative industries.“It’s a really tough job… you’re having to use your imagination to put yourself there, and it’s up to the voice director to transport you.” — Inel TomlinsonStep into the fire with us this conversation might just change how you think about the stories, voices, and people who shape the games you love. Press play and join the journey.🧭 Timestamps:00:00 - Voiceover Studio for Game Development05:54 - Blueprints: A Unique Mystery Experience08:27 - Unveiling Game Characters Post-Audition10:04 - Voice Director Guides Actor's Performance13:21 - Joining an Established Franchise Challenges16:52 - Behind-the-Scenes in Gaming19:41 - Wii Motion Control Memories23:14 - Diverse Voices Enrich Gaming26:42 - Balancing Fun and Future Uncertainty30:23 - Real Life Resident Evil Filming35:06 - Challenges of Solo Game Development38:31 - AI Job Market Challenges39:35 - AI's Impact on Video Game Ethics44:22 - Monster Hunter's Growing Popularity48:44 - Celebrating Button Bashing in Gaming50:09 - Horrible Science New Series Launch👤 Guest Info:Inel Tomlinson is known for his voice work in Space Marine 2, The First Descendant, and other major video game titles. He has appeared on the BAFTA award-winning series Horrible Histories, and continues to work across television, radio and stage. 🌐IMDb 📸 Instagram🔗 Resources & Mentions:(chronological order of appearance)Fractured Space on SteamPinewood Studios Official SiteRed Dwarf Official SiteAldi UKWikipedia: NESWikipedia: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES video game)
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The ReadyAimFire podcast invites you to fall in love with your favourite video games all over again. Every two weeks, we take you behind the scenes as we interview the designers, artists, and storytellers who craft the worlds we escape to—from iconic blockbusters to cult classics. These are the people responsible for the characters you love, the levels you’ve memorised, and the moments that still give you goosebumps. Hosted by actor Kezia Burrows (Alien: Isolation, Star Citizen) and producer Tom Stacey, the ReadyAimFire Podcast is a show for anyone who’s ever been moved by a game—and wants to know how the magic really happens. You’ll hear untold stories from inside the studio, breakthroughs and breakdowns, creative chaos, craft insights, and of course the deeply personal journeys that led our guests into the games industry in the first place. We speak to the voices from the booth and the bodies from the capture volume, alongside the directors, writers, sound technicians, composers, level designers and developers who work in the shadows, creating the games we love to play. Whether you’re here for the juicy stories or the technical insights, you’ll come away inspired, entertained, and reminded why you picked up a controller in the first place. 🎧 New episodes every other week on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and anywhere else you get your podcasts! Follow us, subscribe, and get ready to fall back in love with the games you thought you already knew.

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