The phrase "audio actor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who performs voice work for audio productions, such as audiobooks, radio dramas, or video games.
Example: "The audio actor brought the characters to life with their incredible voice range and emotional delivery."
Alternatives: "voice actor" or "voice performer".
Growing up in Westfield in the 1960's, Mr. Kaplow was drawn to radio drama and captivated by audio actors' ability to exploit the boundaries of sound.
Available in the US only for now, it's designed to be used while watching the Blu-ray version of the film, offering trivia, video, audio commentary, actor profiles and other information synchronised with the movie.
Kate McClanaghan is a casting director, producer, and founder of both "Big House Casting & Audio" and "Actors' Sound Advice".
In a new audio series, the actor Nick Offerman explores political, cultural and ecological shifts through the author's palate.
Here we have the fourth Terminator movie – which is also the film, in case anyone has forgotten, from which an audio tape of actor Christian Bale spectacularly losing his cool was leaked on to the internet.
The series producers considered filming the scene with audible dialogue, but they thought the scene was more powerful without audio and felt actors John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer "are such great actors and have the ability to convey so much without hearing their dialogue".
Horror -- Child's Play 20th Birthday Edition ($14.98; MGM) is a suitably playful special edition of the B movie romp that includes audio commentary from actors, writers, producers...and even Chucky himself.
Demonstration real-time capture video of ECHO::Canyon showcasing procedural music and audio within UDKOSC through actor coordinate tracking, manual control of SkeletalMesh bones through CCD_IK, ray-tracing (horizontal and vertical) as well as UDK tweaks for flight behaviors and custom camera modes.
The $12 admission also includes an audio tour narrated by actor and director Steve Buscemi that includes stories from actual inmates and staff.
For example, one audio describer or voice actor could read the script's action lines in one voice or tone and then use a distinctively different voice or tone for the dialogue.
