'american Dad' Is, By Its Nature, Much

The Way Disney Characters Move, They're Very Kind Of Slow And Fluid And Flowing; One Pose Kind Of Eases Into The Next. If You Look At A Show Like 'the Simpsons' And Subsequently A Show Like 'family Guy' - The Characters Will Jerk From Pose To Pose A Lot, A Bit More Snappy. Which Sort Of Goes Along With The Writing Tone Of The Show.

There Were Two Things That Became Apparent, Pretty Quickly Into The Process. One Was That The Muscles Didn't Take As Much Reconditioning As I Thought They Would. It Was More Like Voice Acting Than I Thought It Would Be. You're Using Your Whole Body And There Are Things That Are Different, But When You Are Doing A Character, Even In The Booth, Nobody Is Watching But My Face Will Do Different Things When I Do Different Characters.

I Was A Huge 'star Trek' Fan. I Loved The 'twilight Zone' Growing Up. In The Future, I Hope To Create Some Thoughtful, Sci-fi Drama.

I Did A Lot Of Theater When I Was In High School And College. I Also Did Stand-up In College, So It Was Always Part Of What I Did.

I Do Not Believe In God. I'm An Atheist. I Consider Myself A Critical Thinker, And It Fascinates Me That In The 21st Century Most People Still Believe In, As George Carlin Puts It, 'the Invisible Man Living In The Sky'