That Sounds Pretty Good To Me!

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That Sounds Pretty Good to Me is a show made to celebrate great voice performances in games, films, and other media. The show is hosted by Phillipe Bosher, whose work has featured in video games like Lies of P, Baldur's Gate 3, and Atomic Heart; on stage at the National Theatre in Network with Bryan Cranston; and in audio dramas like The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and Doctor Who. Each episode is only 60 seconds long, and focuses on one specific aspect of a voice performance that, you guessed it, sounds pretty good to him.

 

Recent episodes include:

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Laura Bailey as Mary Jane Watston in Marvel's Spider-Man 2: TikTok | Instagram

Matthew Porretta as Alan Wake in Alan Wake II: TikTok | Instagram

Troy Baker as Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: TikTok | Instagram

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At GDC 2025 I would like to expand the scope of the show. So far I have focused entirely on my own thoughts and opinions of voice performances; I would like to use GDC as an opportunity to interview  other professionals in the industry, and find out which performances sound pretty good to them. I will be recording 60 second videos with other attendees, as well as speakers, in order to try and help a wider public understand the thought processes behind actors' performances (and their directors and producers). In addition to this, I also want to use the platform I have to give brief summaries of lectures I attend at the Conference - having attended for many years in the past (as a CA, and as a speaker), I know the quality and the value of the talks themselves, and I would like to share interesting tidbits I learn this year.