What is this?
This project revolves around a series of short, small-scope visual novels based on Flock, a D&D campaign I've been running for roughly 12 years.
To commemorate the time, love, and energy my players have put into the campaign, and to push myself to complete a playable project I can take pride in, I've written five small scripts (with a potential sixth to come, based on player choices) revolving around the characters my players have grown most attached to. These feature a variety of stories from across the world of Flock, but all ultimately serve as short character studies of the people involved.
To ensure this project has a small enough scope that I can realistically finish it as a one-person dev, each script features between roughly 100-150 lines all told between their individual casts. Each visual novel is already functional in Ren'py, and it's my hope that including voice-acting will give life to these characters in a way that I could never achieve working alone.
I care very deeply about this world and its characters, and while I have no commercial intent for these visual novels, I do aim to make the collection a finished project I can be proud of. If we have the privilege of working together, I hope it can be the same for you.
The stories I am casting for are:
-Faithless: A soldier stands up to her merciless khan, asking his understanding for an escaped traitor--and for compromise between their differing religions.
-Doubtless: A young warrior writes a letter home to a land he can never return to, with help from new allies.
-Graceless: A fey knight confronts his father in his own domain: a ballroom in the sweet, enchanting haze of a dream.
-Masterless: Two old friends reunite, but the air is heavy with shared trauma, and apologies that have long gone unspoken.
-Flawless: The contents of a government mage-agent's journal, including cold analysis, moments of uncertainty, and a little bit of venting.
Content warnings: Alcohol, violence, religious themes, implied attempted suicide, occasional strong language.
Ideals:-Talent should be 18 or older.
-Focus on performance rather than processing except where noted.
-Professional-quality mics preferred.
Notes:-Casting decisions will be made within one week after the audition deadline has passed.
-Some scripts contain LGBTQ themes, and homophobic/transphobic conduct will not be tolerated.
-Once cast, email or in-website communication is acceptable, but Discord would be preferred.
-Once finished, the visual novels will be available for public download, but not publicized or advertised. I am making these chiefly for my friends' enjoyment and to personally gain more production experience, and don't currently consider them accessible to a public audience.