Actually, I'm envious, Bast. Most of the talent I work with is community theater (although I've become pretty good at estimating if someone has "got it" or if they are going to be a drag on the session). Strictly pre-recorded material for theater use, which is a different process and result than animation. One needs a nuanced performance but there's more slop in the timing. Experienced voice talent is amazing to work with in any case. Working with a precision tool gives you, the artist, so much power to realize your vision. I have had at least three of these gentlemen generously give of their time to come out and record with me. So, yeah -- there is talent out there and it does not have to be hard to find them or expensive to use them.