Our interview with actress Angela Bartys is now up on our YouTube channel!

You can listen to the interview below:

“Join host Ruari in this guest interview with actress Angela Bartys, best known as the voice of Chicken and Gothi in Dragons: Race to the Edge, Astrid Hofferson in the How to Train Your Dragon video-games and Fawn in Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue, Tinker Bell and the Secret of the Wings, Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy, Kinect Disneyland Adventures and Pixie Hollow Games. In the interview they talk about how Angela got into acting, how Angela landed the roles of Chicken and Gothi on Dragons: Race to the Edge, whether Angela thinks that voicing Astrid Hofferson in the How To Train Your Dragon video-games and doing the scratch vocals for Astrid on all of the TV shows episodes helped her land the roles of Chicken and Gothi, Angela describes the process of ‘scratch vocals’, how Angela feels knowing she can put on her resume that she voiced a chicken, whether Angela was aware that Chicken is a fan-favourite character with Dragons fans prior to recording that episode, Angela’s favourite Chicken scenes, Angela’s favourite dragon in the How To Train Your Dragon franchise, Angela’s experience voicing Fawn in a few of the Tinker Bell productions, the role that Angela considers to have been the most challenging in her career so far and Angela’s upcoming acting roles and other projects.”

Be sure to leave your feedback on the interview and enjoy!

By Ruari Williamson

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