“I need a couple more minutes, I got to do something with my hair!” It’s amazing to me that people actually think that I’m there all the time.ĬH: When you speak into the house, it’s pre-recorded.ĭW: Virtually everything thing is pre-recorded. So they’ll spend a little bit more time primping in front of the mirror, both men and women, before they come in. Also, the farther we go along in the season, they seem to have this recognition that when they’re in the Diary Room, they want to look a little better than normal. When we have to get them in for a sound bite or something, and maybe it’s eight or nine in the morning, it takes a bit to get them moving. It’s really kind of difficult to get them in the morning. Then he gives that read because he’s telling the story that he’s just built.ĭon, what is the most challenging part of getting people to go to the Diary Room? Sometimes it seems like you have to ask repeatedly.ĭW: It’s more a function of time of day, generally. So he is much more invested in what he is reading than most voice-over people are because he’s already edited that piece. And he also edits it, which is a really unusual thing. He’s doing this component that our “previously on” package. But Clayton is telling a story, and the story is different each week. For me, I’m just reading little messages that get played back off a machine. Somebody just said to me, “Hey would you like to do that?” I said, “Oh, ok.”Ĭlayton Halsey, who edits and does the voice-overs for all Big Brother promosĭW: You have to understand what Clayton does. And when Allison and Arnold took over on Season 2, they decided they would rather have the same statement made all the time, so that the language is always the same for the houseguests.
How did you become the voices of Big Brother?ĭW: Season 1 there was no “voice.” Various producers were giving messages into the house.
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(In addition to lending their voices to Big Brother, Wollman serves as a producer and Halsey works as an editor on the show.) Yahoo TV grilled the unseen (and unsung) Big Brother heroes about their work on the summer hit. While the duo never appear on screen, they’re a vital part of the Big Brother experience - both for the houseguests and viewers. the voice of “Big Brother” inside the house, and Clayton Halsey, the man behind those “tonight on Biiiiiig Brother!” promos. While producers have yet to reveal the big twist for this season, fans can take comfort in knowing that two of their favorites will be returning: Don Wollman, a.k.a. It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Big Brother season is upon us! Season 18 (!) of the CBS reality show returns on Wednesday for another summer of messy backyard competitions, scheming, screaming fights, and showmances.
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