Professional Character Voice-Over Artists! :)

Calling all Voice-Over Artists.

We are looking for one or two Voice-Over Artists who can create and deliver fun, family friendly, entertaining voices for an exciting series of web videos. If you are someone who can offer a range of tones, dialects and accents for a group of recurring characters, then we want to hear from you. Our unique characters will appeal to a wide demographic of cultures, ages and educational abilities, so we need the voices you create to use clear diction, excellent pronunciation and have the ability to express a range of recognisable emotions. We are casting for 3-4 female-voiced characters and 4-5 male-voiced characters, and we are ideally looking either for one person who can perform all voices, or one person to perform the male voiced characters and one to perform the female-voiced characters.

We intend to produce up to 130 scripts, each one of either 30 or 60 seconds duration, and will expect to deal only with Voice-Over professionals who have their own studio set-up, can take clear direction, will work efficiently and will produce consistent, professional, high quality results on a timely basis. If this is you, please apply.

Please use the script below to showcase your vocal abilities and submit your recording with your application. We are interested in your range particularly within the scope of the above mentioned criteria, as well as your accuracy in performance and the professionalism of the recording you produce.

You are not required to use any distortions, sound effects or musical accompaniment as these will be added during the post-production process.

Note: We cannot accept any synthesized voice recordings.

EXAMPLE:

SCRIPT
SCHMIDT: It is my understanding that the cheese was taken at midnight.
JONES: How can you be so sure?
CARTER: You can’t be sure, it’s just a guess.
BROWN: (MUTTERS) I know you’re all going to try to blame me.
VALOIS: No one is blaming anyone, yet.
JONES: What do you mean ‘yet’?
BROWN: Have the police been called?
SCHMIDT: You don’t call the police for some missing cheese.
CARTER: Are you going to handle it, then?
BROWN: (MUTTERS) Now I know I’ll get the blame.
VALOIS: Stop feeling sorry for yourself, Brown.
JONES: Brown as a mouse you are naturally the prime suspect in a missing cheese
incident.
BROWN: See? How is that fair? That’s stereotyping. What if I don’t like cheese? What if
I’m allergic to cheese? What if eating cheese gives me nightmares?
CARTER: Are any of those things true?
VALOIS: Good question, Carter. Well, are they, Brown?
SCHMIDT: It is a simple question, too, I think. I like it.
JONES: Never mind the question, what’s the answer?
BROWN: I forgot the question.
CHESTER: (YAWNS) What’s going on?
BROWN: I’m being set up.
SCHMIDT: It is only questioning. No one has been accused, yet.
JONES: Except Brown won’t answer the question.
BROWN: They accuse me because I’m the only mouse.
CHESTER: So what? Chester’s a chinchilla, Jones is a hamster, Valois is a rabbit and
Schmidt is a gerbil. You should all stop bickering and get along.
CARTER: Says the rat who sleeps all the time.
CHESTER: It’s true, I was up late. By the way, is there any more cheese? I finished the
last bit before I went to sleep.