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And if you need a robot then hire a robot VA.
But seriously, hire whomever can do the voice as wanted repeatedly without straining themselves too much.
Every since decision about this matter depends upon both the actor's position in the Progressive Stack, and the character's position in the Progressive Stack.
Some are allowed, some are not, and you have to plug both variables into the program to find the answer. Also note: the program is updated every year or so. It's all about hierarchy within the intersectional totem pole, a term which I am heavily discouraged from using, according to the same program, but which others might be able to use without professional consequence -- again, depending on which part of the stack they are in.
It's all so tiresome, but that's just how it is.
He's allowed, according to the flowchart.
Hire people because of their skills, not their skin color.
and my vampires to be played by real vampires! eldritch cultists to be played by dagon worshipers, and dragons speaking telepathically to be voiced by real dragons!
I think it's an ancient, unbreakable pact or something.
Woah.
Which kind of dwarves?
Not the Cee-lo Green kind.
A Scot would not be allowed to voice an animated Cee-lo Green, to be clear.