Renaissance Man Archive
To pump up his performances for musical numbers on "Family Guy," MacFarlane later trained with professional voice coaches. Kunis was floored at how well he sang the first time they were doing a number for "Family Guy." Along with voicing Ted, MacFarlane provided the basis for the bear's movements through motion-capture, his gestures and body language recorded digitally as a foundation that was layered over by computer animation to present a lifelike talking creature. As digital cameras and animation expanded the possibilities for film, MacFarlane decided to try it on the big-screen in a live-action movie, instead.
he's our generations renaissance man. Seriously, is there anything Seth MacFarlane doesn't do? Seth McFarlane, Renaissance Man? weirdly accurate once you accept that he's not a renaissance man at all. Seriously, is there anything Seth MacFarlane doesn’t do? So what can't MacFarlane do? Top Seth Macfarlane Albums Writing books and being wealthy/well connected enough/good enough looking to star in movies doesn't really make you a renaissance man. TV's animation king with "Family Guy," ''American Dad!" and "The Cleveland Show," MacFarlane adds to his renaissance man resume as writer, director, producer and voice star of "Ted," a raunchy but warmhearted tale of a grown man (Mark Wahlberg) and his best buddy, a talking teddy bear.
Summary Seth MacFarlane skewers the Old West in his outrageous new comedy A Million Ways to Die in the West, and ET special correspondent, Oxygen Media's Susie Castillo, is with Seth and co-star Charlize Theron to talk up the movie - and try to get a little insight into Charlize's public romance with Sean Penn. The follow-up to his raunchy hit comedy Ted, Seth directs, produces, co-writes and plays the lead role in A Million Ways to Die, which follows the exploits of a cowardly sheep farmer who must find his courage after he backs out of a gunfight and his girlfriend (Amanda Seyfried) leaves him.
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