Lady Dimitrescu actor explains how she got into character for Resident Evil: Village

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The Resident Evil: Village actor who brought Lady Dimitrescu to life via motion capture has revealed a unique technique they used to get into character. 

In an interview with PC Gamer, Maggie Robertson who provided the voice and motion capture for Lady Dimitrescu revealed that when performing as the character in the motion capture studio she was given a “weird half-hat thing” to attach to her helmet to give the actor a sense of where Lady D’s hat would sit. 

According to Roberston: “It was actually really helpful to me as an actor [...] I played with the idea of her looking up at people under the brim. And the hat kind of curves as well, so I incorporated that into her physical movement.” 

She continued: “Nothing ever happens in a straight line when she moves. If she's gonna look to the side, she's gonna wind her way there. Everything is very indirect and curvy about her movements.”

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