Interviewer giggles like nerdy schoolgirl*Īnd when you were doing acting at the start of your career, did you always know you wanted to go in to voice acting or was it just a chance?

It doesn’t sound like my normal low speaking voice now, but it’s very easy to do it up in the higher pitch *does Finn voice. After season 1 – because that season my voice was changing – so I think season 3 on, it’s much more steady. It’s the same character, for sure, but there’s some voice change somewhere along the line in there. Luckily for me they’ve aged the character throughout the show which definitely helps – if you go back and listen to season 1 Finn and season 8 Finn, it’s definitely different. Yeah, he took the role initially, and then when Cartoon Network picked it up about 3 years later I picked up the mantle and I’ve been doing it ever since for the past 7 years nowĪnd is it difficult to keep your voice at the same sort of age, as you’ve grown up in that time? Could you tell us a bit about this family affair? Jeremy Shada, you’ve voiced Finn in Adventure Time for all 8 seasons, but it was actually your brother Zack who initiated the role on the pilot.

I know you’re excited – we are too – but try to contain yourselves for long enough to read a quick interview with the voice of Finn the Human Jeremy Shada. At 9am on Monday 30th May, Cartoon Network will air ‘Bad Jubies’ a special stop-motion episode of Adventure Time, guest directed by Kirsten Lepore (of Bottle and Move Mountain fame).

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