Voice Actors Wanted for Multi-Season Fiction Podcast [PAID]
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Project Overview
Casting a variety of characters for a multi-season mystery/suspense podcast. The story: a man joins a secret society in hopes of finding his estranged younger brother. There will be 9 episodes per season, each approx. 20-25 minutes in length.
I'm looking for VAs who are able to deliver natural performances and interested in creating realistic characters. Ability to improvise and make creative suggestions is a plus! Recordings will be done remotely, but with live direction and (sometimes) in collaboration with other actors.
Roles advertised are primary - many more will be available.
Recording sessions will begin Fall 2023.
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Dylan is in his early 30s. He's single, works a white-collar job and is successful. His voice is naturally self-confident, relaxed, and charming (i.e. he's a cool guy). He's comfortable talking his way into and out of things. He's likable, but a little selfish. This story will push him out of his comfort zone, and he'll be challenged by strong emotions he usually hides from others (sadness & fear).
- english
- male adult
Say, how come it's so dim on this floor? Why don’t you turn on the lights? You guys not supposed to be up here?
(getting angry) Don’t pretend this is about Caleb. When this is done, you’ll get your story.
Like my old boss used to say: if you know what somebody wants, you can sell them everything else.
Morgan is in her late twenties/early thirties. She’s spunky, irreverent, and single-minded. Her voice is casual and modulated.
- female adult
This isn’t illegal. Not really. And don’t try to convince me you’re some kind of straight edge Jonny-do-good.
Is that before or after they turn your brain into cereal?
It’s not too late to back out. You know that, right? I’m—I’m ok if you have cold feet.
Olivia is in her late twenties. She is a hypnotherapist so her voice has a pleasant timbre, but can be a little emotionless and flat. She is extremely professional, and her voice reflects this. She often comes off as cold or apathetic.
Note: Character will hum and then sing a short song during one of her more vulnerable moments.
- english
- female adult
(Therapist session) Close your eyes. Listen to my voice. There are no other sounds. There is nothing here. There is nothing to hear. Only…my voice. Follow the sound. My voice is your guide. I’m guiding you down a path. To a door. Do you see the door?
This is not a game, Mr. Hall. And the further we go, the more critical it is that we adhere to the processes. Formality is part of that process
(Sing acapella) “Blackbird singing in the dead of night Take these broken wings and learn to fly All your life You were only waiting for this moment to arise”
Rob is in his late forties/early fifties. He’s friendly and jovial. He is a little bit of a larger than life personality and has an appealing voice.
Hey, boss. Have a seat. This chair’s open. Name’s Rob. Is this your first time?
Listen, I get it. I felt the same as you did my first few times. I was underwater, boy. But you’ll get the hang of it.
(Melancholy) After the takeover, I lost my job like everyone else. Then I lost the house. Then the wife. Then the kids. Well, I didn’t lose the kids, but they have someone else they call dad now.
Friendly, bright, and positive. This character would be the perfect personal assistant for a Fortune 500 CEO; polished, cool and put together. The voice is clear, and can carry authority but with a veneer of friendliness.
- female adult
We’re so glad you’ve made the decision to take this step. Now we are waiting for a few other arrivals before we get started tonight. In the meantime, I’ll just ask that you wait with the others here. I’ll be with you all very shortly.
It’s important members don’t go unescorted on the floor. You should’ve stayed in the conference room until I returned.
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Late 50s - A weary, slightly-hoarse voice. Sally has had a difficult life. The word has worn her down. She perseveres to tell her story to others.
First, maybe you’ll explain why you want to know, hon.
You think you’re the first reporter I’ve spoken to? At least they had the decency to laugh in my face. Instead of pretending like they’re trying to help…
I told you about leaving, but I didn’t tell you everything. You can't begin to understand the torture.
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