Kit Harrison 🎙️💪🏳️‍🌈

Always upsets me to read about performers rejecting the term 'voice actor'. It's not something which I have ever considered devalues any part of game or animation work.

Voice actors are cool and I'm proud to call myself one!

Plus, I can't intrude on Other Kit's turf due to our long standing beef.

I love my insane son.

"You're getting on my nerves."

"I have a knack for that!"🕷️

Even if all those shows are still in contention, the answer is Battlestar Galactica.

The deluxe variants seemingly sold out in literal seconds.

Ah well. Still a truly gorgeous set.

It is actually really, REALLY easy when being a voice actor to not abuse your fans.

Every day you should wake up and go to bed, WITHOUT doing it in between those two points. Simple as.

Never be afraid to call out this behaviour when you see it. The VA community will never stand for shit like this.

He does have spikes, though. That's science!

If you think you're above playing background or bit parts, then maybe you should consider a career other than acting.

Kit’s cat Dreadnought sleepily lies down. He is twisted like a pretzel.

Eepy.

Kit flexes in his studio.

You can barely tell I’m running on three hours of sleep. Please be distracted from my tiredness.

Relaxing with the boy 🥰 🐈‍⬛

Just very cold 😝

Kit flexes.

Back at it 💪

If it helps in any way we might HAVE them but we're not doing anything with them at all 😅

Six walnut floating shelves supporting hundreds of games.

Really proud of my game collection (and the shelves it now rests on)

Kit’s black cat, Dreadnought, loafs.

Anyone for freshly baked loaf?

Dreadnought, Kit’s cat, intently watches birds on the TV.

He’s such a TV kid.

Kit’s cat Dreadnought sleeps on his little baby mobile. As he is a liquid, he has sloshed to the left outside the mobile.

Zzz

Kit wears a black shirt and red pants in his kitchen.

Kit check

Who among us has not been there?

Dreadnought the black cat sits up like a man while looking at the camera.

yeah

Kit sits on a chair in the garden.

This is a Kit checkpoint, flex! 💪

I’ve taken some time off to disconnect and focus on me. I’m not feeling too great with a lot of things at the moment and I think it’s important to re-centre myself, work on what matters, and then forge ahead with the good stuff.

We move. (Later.)

Holy shit. The levels of evil on display here are genuinely a little bit disquieting.

I'd say I'd hope they can make things right...but also I don't think there's a way out of that pit even if they suddenly produced twice the money.

The evidence is inconclusive. He’s innocent, I think.

Kit stands in a mirror with his cat Dreadnought on his back.

Kit stands in a mirror with his cat Dreadnought on his back.

Kit stands in a mirror with his cat Dreadnought on his back.

Guys being dudes.

Kit’s car is covered in snow foam.

Bought a new snow foam cannon and…I think I’ve become one of THOSE bellends who cleans his car every single weekend.

Someone shoot me.

Looks phenomenal! 🪄

Kit smiles in his gym gear.

Another day of recording, auditions and lifting. The three wolves inside me, I guess.

XLR is short for Hormone Replacement Therapy

At the same promotional event, Hood was even more vehement in his rejection of Card's position on same-sex marriage. "It's well known Orson Scott Card and I have different views on the issue of gay marriage and gay rights ... It has been a real dilemma for me: I love the book Ender's Game, it's all about tolerance and compassion, and understanding the other. When I first read the book I was deeply moved by a story aimed at young people that I could share with my children and access ideas in a way that was exciting for them, and yet allowed us to talk about compassion, tolerance, diplomacy, even. "The themes of the novel are so important to me – drone warfare, the way games and reality merge in the modern world, the way we hide behind a computer screen, that young people are seduced into war – and I love them from the book. It's very difficult for me to reconcile that with his clearly contrary views to the ones I hold on the issue of gay rights. "Should I not have made the film because of his views? I wrestled with that, and you know what? I thought: if I don't put these ideas out on screen we wouldn't be having this conversation. We are having this conversation precisely because the themes of the book are at odds with his current ideas. I'm very proud of the film, and I felt strongly that I didn't want to lose my love of this book because its creator seems to be in a different zone to me on this issue."

I think a lot about what director Gavin Hood said about Orson Scott Card on the press tour of Ender's Game 11 years ago, which should be the ABSOLUTE bare minimum in a series with this sort of legacy: www.theguardian.com/film/2013/oc...