Contact Info:
Email: [redacted]
Skype: coldheartedcontender
Hello again, Ladies and Gentlemen!
I am back again needing voices again for the second and final half of my Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon Fandub. This project is one half Let's Play and another half Fandub to immerse the audience as if they are watching a cutscene. We already have a few episodes up right here to get an idea of the standard of voice quality I'm striving for (and just to prove this isn't a dead in the water overly ambitious project.)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnf90lqX_e0F147HFbRIpaBngaHCwsVzi
WANNA' GET IN THE PROJECT EARLY?!
Send me your voice demos, or links of you preforming showing your range. There are a lot of minor characters in this game that need a voice, but not worth holding auditions for. So it would be VERY helpful to have you in my pocket to call on. Below in this casting call are reoccurring characters who have major supporting roles.
I'm mostly going to copy and paste guide lines from the the last casting call with a few additional points. I hope this turnout to be even better than the last one seeing as how I actually have something to show this time.
1. Please do your best to submit your auditions with a nice crisp clear sample. Meaning no sounds of fans or traffic in the background. It's really distracting when there is a bad mic in the group. So I do ask you have prior experience recording your voice. Project your voice and emote accordingly and you should be fine.
2. Three takes of each line should be good. I want to get a good gauge on your range.
3. I'm going to be casting understudies, too. (so don't feel bad if you're not chosen). I am normally very punctual with my uploading schedule. So I'm first and foremost looking for people who can get the job done and reliably deliver lines. This is a very dialogue heavy game. So if you have a very spastic and unpredictable lifestyle, I wouldn't audition. Just keep in mind if you get a role, you took that character from plenty of other people who may have wanted it as much as- or more than you. Try to make due dates.
4. With the size of the character volume in this game. I'm probably going to multicast people and understudies for these smaller roles. (So again, don't feel bad if you end up an understudy.) But as stated above, if you want a smaller role, email or skype me a sample of your voice range and if you're good enough, I can suit you up with a smaller role.
5: Don't use my descriptions of the characters as the law and the land. I open up room for creativity and actually encourage if you think the character may sound different from the profile. I have chosen people in the past that did something completely different interpretation than I had instructed in the character descriptions. Feel free to get creative!
6. SMILES GO FOR MILES-! err...I mean...have fun! It really shows in your voice.
I look forward to hearing from you! My contact info is above so don't hesitate to ask any questions regarding the project.
