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Seems legit :-) lovethatvoiceover.podbean.com/e/… - This podcast also has a pic labeled "Cira in Mocap" with a picture of the actress with the regulation spots on her face :-)– ValorumCommented Jun 22 at 19:37
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I've taken the liberty of providing a link and a headshot. Please feel free to edit if there are different links/pics you'd prefer to use– ValorumCommented Jun 22 at 19:38
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Thank you Cira, apologies as I personally do not see the likeness.– Martin HandrlicaCommented Jun 24 at 13:17
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