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| rdfs:comment | - Wally Burr is an American voice actor and director. He was best known as the voice director for the Generation 1 cartoon and The Transformers: The Movie. Aside from voicing some incidental characters, he has also filled in roles for regular voice actors who were unavailable for taping. He is also known as Walter Burr and Walter S. Burr.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Wally Burr Real Name Unknown Job Titles Director First publication Unknown
- In contrast to most directors, Burr was regularly insistent on prolonging recording sessions out to the eight-hour maximum defined by the Screen Actor's Guild - whether, to quote Hal Rayle, "it was necessary or not." That habit of his, it is said, was a major contributing factor to the 1987 animation voice artist strike; one of the striking actors' primary demands was the reduction of the maximum session length to four hours. Maurice LaMarche had less-kind words, suggesting that all Burr really wanted was for the actor to "parrot" the lines back to him as he himself would have performed them.
- Wally Burr is an American voice actor, voice director and recording director. In these various roles, his career spans from 1968 to the present. As mentioned above, Wally has also had a career as a voice actor, voicing some incidental characters, as well as roles for regular voice actors who were unavailable for taping.
- Burr directed three episodes of The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and appeared in the 1967 pilot The World: Color It Happy. In other works, he was credited as Burt Walters. At his own company, Wally Burr Recording, he cast and voice directed many animated shows, such as Transformers and G.I. Joe. In 2001, Burr sold his recording studios.
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| abstract | - Wally Burr is an American voice actor and director. He was best known as the voice director for the Generation 1 cartoon and The Transformers: The Movie. Aside from voicing some incidental characters, he has also filled in roles for regular voice actors who were unavailable for taping. He is also known as Walter Burr and Walter S. Burr.
- In contrast to most directors, Burr was regularly insistent on prolonging recording sessions out to the eight-hour maximum defined by the Screen Actor's Guild - whether, to quote Hal Rayle, "it was necessary or not." That habit of his, it is said, was a major contributing factor to the 1987 animation voice artist strike; one of the striking actors' primary demands was the reduction of the maximum session length to four hours. Maurice LaMarche had less-kind words, suggesting that all Burr really wanted was for the actor to "parrot" the lines back to him as he himself would have performed them. Aside from voicing some incidental characters, he has also filled in roles for regular voice actors who were unavailable for taping.
- Burr directed three episodes of The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and appeared in the 1967 pilot The World: Color It Happy. In other works, he was credited as Burt Walters. At his own company, Wally Burr Recording, he cast and voice directed many animated shows, such as Transformers and G.I. Joe. In 2001, Burr sold his recording studios. Burr's direction style was very perfectionist, and he would often do many takes of a single line until he thought it had been nailed. This was often very exhausting for the voice actors, who often tell stories of Burr in interviews. They do agree that in the end, he created a quality product that satisfied everyone, and most think back on these sessions fondly despite their rigor.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Wally Burr Real Name Unknown Job Titles Director First publication Unknown
- Wally Burr is an American voice actor, voice director and recording director. In these various roles, his career spans from 1968 to the present. As mentioned above, Wally has also had a career as a voice actor, voicing some incidental characters, as well as roles for regular voice actors who were unavailable for taping. He also, voice directed several cartoons during the 70's and 80's. In contrast to most directors, Burr was regularly insistent on prolonging recording sessions out to the eight-hour maximum defined by the Screen Actor's Guild. That habit of his, it is said, was a major contributing factor to the 1987 animation voice artist strike; one of the striking actors' primary demands was the reduction of the maximum session length to four hours.
* He was the dialogue director for the 1st season (1973) of the Super Friends for 16 episodes.
* He was the recording director for the 2nd season (1977) of the Super Friends for 15 episodes.
* He was the voice director for the original Transformers cartoon (1984 to 1987).
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