#audition question

But lance is just a stuffy nerd. That can be interpreted many ways. We like to hear your interpretation!

Part of the recorded introduction is to get to hear your normal, everyday speaking voice. If you are shy about it, you can have a shorter speaking intro (even just your name and who you’re auditioning for) and write more about yourself in the email, but we definitely want to hear your normal voice as well as your monologue

Edit: If you do choose to do multiple monologues for the sake of range, please try to keep the overall length down, and do all relevant readings for each character you’re auditioning for in the same recording (1 recording per character being auditioned for)

Our cast as it stands is full of first-timers. This is new for all of us, and if it’s also new for you then we’ll all experience the learning curve together! We definitely encourage you and anyone who is uncertain to audition, as this would be a great opportunity to get your feet wet in the field of voice acting!

And thank you! We can’t wait either =)

Its actually best if you work with something that you’re familiar with or something you’d think would fit with the character. You could do your reading from any kind of script too, a tv show, film, play, comic, game, or even another podcast. It just needs to be a sample of you reading something in character. 

Your introduction about yourself doesn’t have to be in your character voice, but YES, the actual script monologue should be in your character voice!IF you’re auditioning for multiple characters, send in different auditions. Just by the nature of the current characters currently open for audition, they should be fairly different voices. different personalities too so that might change the script that you’re reading from. 

It’s preffered that a para sample is sent in in-character, but it’s not required. We just want to get a feel for how you write. ^_^