The actor used a puppet made of cardboard and a nasal flute to embody the funny android.
What would become of the protagonists of the Star Wars universe without their faithful robotic companions? Probably, many of them would have perished without remedy. One of the characters that an android has taken chestnuts out of the fire is Cal Kestis, star of Jedi Star Wars: Fallen Order. According to VG24 / 7, Tom Keegan, the person behind the direction of the actors, has said that the actor who plays BD-1 used a cardboard puppet and a nasal flute to play the character.
It is not the first time that Tom Keegan has worked with Gideon Emery, BD-1 in fiction. In fact, both have shared experiences in Wolfenstein: The New Colossus. The director falls apart in praise and claims that he is a "brilliant" actor, both in his body movements and with his voice. "It emits impressive sounds, and we had a BD-1 mock-up made of cardboard," he said. He handled the replica as a puppet and used "a nasal flute" to make "the sounds of conversation."
Regarding the flute, he commented the following: “It is a strange thing that you pass through your nose and makes sounds and sibilant tones. It was incredible, it seemed crazy ”, rivets. The BD-1 replica had motion capture technology so that each of them was digitized and subsequently replicated in game modeling. This little android is usually placed on the shoulders of Cal Kestis, although sometimes he gets off them to walk quickly to his destination. He is also able to function as a zip line and use his hacking skills to save the day.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC. The new work of the creators of Apex Legends has been a success, to the point that according to Kotaku, a sequel is already underway. This information is consistent with a job offer, in which the study requested a person experienced in development who was also passionate about the franchise created by George Lucas.
