Ivory is a lop-eared rabbit who's mission is to pave the way for equality at the abusive mill she works at. How? By using her music to uplift her fellow lop-ears and take a stand! Her passion and bravery is contagious, even if it can land her in trouble sometimes. Despite this, she'll always stand up for what's right and do so with a smile.

NOTE: Lop-eared rabbits were heavily inspired by the black community. For the sake of proper representation, it is preferred Ivory's voice actor be black. PLEASE NOTE THIS IN YOUR APPLICATION'S DESCRIPTION WHERE APPLICABLE. Applications that do NOT comply with this guideline are less likely to be considered. However, if this guideline does not apply to you, we encourage you to look at Harley's role instead, as her guidelines are looser.

Ivory's register is in the alto or tenor vocal range and requires good breath support. Despite her lower register, however, her voice is not necessarily deep. You can reference Angela Davis for her speaking lines through the YouTube link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUkb0tKMKDQ

Ivory Vocal Range: C3 - C4 (Tenor) / C4 - C5 (Alto)

Ivory also performs the majority of folk-style singing inspired by black spirituals in the short-film. You can reference Norma Tanega as a singing example through the YouTube link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qj3fpujjFis

There will also be a short flashback segment with child Ivory, so please be prepared to potentially do a child impersonation.

Songs to potentially reference when auditioning: We Shall Overcome - This Little Light of Mine - Hound Dog

Due to the short film being more down-to-earth, a more natural, conversational style of dialogue would be preferred over the usual over-exaggerated cartoony style.

MUST BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD TO APPLY