Where would you like to see Keith go not only this season, but in possible future seasons? Obviously one is older than the other, which might have a little bit to do with it, but they're definitely way different characters. You look at someone like Glenn and he's someone that thinks with his heart, but his mind has got a very solid grasp over it to the point where he's able to make intelligent emotional decisions. Sometimes they're right, and sometimes they're wrong. Keith thinks with his heart often, and sometimes his heart is very fiery, and I think that leads him to brash decisions. It seems like Keith takes care of things in a very different way than Glenn. I think their only real similarities are that they come from a very honest place. Speaking of "Walking Dead" are there similarities between Glenn and Keith - besides them both being survivors?
For me, I tell no one, and it's been fine. Just like "The Walking Dead," you're excited to see how people react when they see something like this. With this one, I feel like it's not that hard because it's so good. You've obviously had to keep storytelling secrets before, and even did so in not publicizing your appearance at last year's Comic-Con panel, so how is it with "Voltron" since you're most likely a season-plus ahead? She molds your performance and also listens to see if maybe a better performance could be out there. It's really fun to do ADR and try to match it up, finding those perfect moments where the dialogue and sounds really do measure up to what's being shown on screen. It allows you to do things that you wouldn't normally be called upon to do.
Voice acting - how different is it for you, and how does a voice director like Andrea Romano help that out? He comes from an obviously difficult and mysterious past that pushes him to be great. His naivete mixed with his sheer will to make things happen for himself means his hotheadedness may be be viewed as a defense mechanism. He's hotheaded for a reason, and he's very talented without a lot of ways or things that he can use to express that. He operates a little differently than the other paladins. He's not the only one with a difficult family history, but his centers around the way that he is.
In this second season, there were a lot of changes with Keith.
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