What is the most fascinating thing about cartoons? Is it the animation, the characters, or are the voices behind the characters the most important part? I guess we can all agree it’s a little bit of everything. We’ve talked about the creation of animated films, the experience of voiceover artists, and the magic behind storyboarding. But have you ever heard of ADRs and loop groups?To tell you more about this interesting aspect of film and animation, we turn to industry veteran Terri Douglas. Terri, if you don’t know her yet, is one of the most amazing people you will ever meet in the world of animation. She has voiced numerous characters, she cast hundreds of ADRs and loop groups, and she has started her own ADR voice company. She has experience on top of experience. After personally working with her in one of her loop groups, I can say with confidence that she is one you need to listen to. Luckily for us, she talks about everything in this episode of Alicyn’s Wonderland.Show Notes:[2:38] How Terri began her journey into the world of animation and video games.[11:45] A general overview of ADR and loop groups.[25:24] How recording ADRs and loop groups have changed over the course of the pandemic.[34:15] The highlights of Terri’s career.[43:07] Terri’s list of favorite roles.[47:58] Q&A with Terri during the live IgTV.Follow along with Alicyn's Wonderland on:Instagram: @AlicynTikTok: @alicynpackardYouTube: Alicyn PackardTwitter: @Alicyn