I’m still patiently waiting to see some gameplay from The Last Of Us. In the mean time, we can all enjoy so motion capture awesomeness, and then see the results past the break. You can also learn a bit about your main voice actors.

Ashley Johnson and Troy Baker are no strangers to the entertainment industry. Voicing and motion capturing for the 2 main characters in The Last Of Us, Ellie and Joel, are just specks on their resumes. Check out just what I mean below.

ASHLEY JOHNSON

Highlights include “Phenom,” “All-American Girl,” “Maybe This Time,” “Jumanji,” the voice of Gretchen in “Recess,” Amber in “Fast Food Nation,” the voice of Gwen in “Ben 10: Alien Force,” the voice of Emily in “King of the Hill,” The CW’s “Dollhouse,” and most recently, portraying Amber in AMC’s “The Killing” and on screen this summer as Mary Beth in “The Help.”

Troy Baker

A self-professed “card-carrying, badge-wearing nerd” this rockstar turned actor Texas native first began working in video games by playing Sgt. Matt Baker in the Brothers In Arms franchise. Since then, Troy has been chased by Ghostbusters as Slimer, shouted “Steel Guard!” as Snow Villiers in Final Fantasty XIII, dodged grenades, RPG’s and Russian ultranationlists in Activision’s juggernaut FPS Call of Duty, battled for the Autobots as Jetfire in Transformers: War for Cybertron, gone toe-to-toe with Batman as Two Face in Batman Arkham City, and even dealt with bizarre relationship issues while dealing with nightmarish “Qbert-ian” puzzles as Vincent in Catherine. Animation fans will recognize him as the evil Van Kleiss in Cartoon Network’s Generator Rex, as Clay Quartermain in Marvel’s The Avengers: Earth’s Mighties Heros and as Yamato in Naruto Shippuden. On camera, Troy has starred opposite Val Kilmer, Steve Zahn and Karl Urban in Comanche Moon, Lou Diamond Phillips and Glenn Morshower in Striking Range and has even traveled the country spotlighting pop culture conventions as the host and producer of Road Rage. An avid gamer, cartoon fanatic and comic book fan, Troy says “It’s quite rare to have a job that affords you opportunities to participate in creating something that you’ll geek out over later.”