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Race of Voice Actor vs Race of Character

A vibrant illustration depicting diverse voice actors in a recording studio, engaging with various animated character sketches representing multiple races and cultures.

Voice Acting and Representation Quiz

Test your understanding of the complexities surrounding race in voice acting with this engaging quiz. Explore the nuances of casting decisions and representation in animated characters.

6 Thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice format
Reflect on racial dynamics in media

6 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DiscussingVoice123

Should White Voice Actors be allowed to voice non-white characters?

Yes.

No.

It depends on the role and context.

Should Black Voice Actors be allowed to voice non-black characters?

Yes.

No.

It depends on the role and context.

If a character is of mixed race (half black and half white) who should voice the character?

Black voice actors.

Black or white voice actors.

Any race. Who ever performed the best in the audition.

Should we recast Black character roles, who have been voiced by White actors for years?

Yes.

No.

Only if it will make the character and the story better.

Should we recast White character roles, who have been voiced by Black actors for years?

Yes.

No.

Only if it will make the character and the story better.

How much do you feel race matching in roles and actors in cartoons matters, when no offence is intended?

A lot.

Sometimes it's important.

Doesn't really bother me.

Don't care.

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