This casting director wants to elevate the art of acting for video games


Reporter Todd Martens (standing) participates in a House of Moves motion capture demo with video game actor Anjali Bhimani at Jim Henson Studio in Los Angeles. — Los Angeles Times/TNS

LOS ANGELES: I was curious to talk to a respected video game casting director about her new book and what those who want to perform in the medium need to know.

But first, she instructed me to stab someone.

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