The Man in Room Two - Story #1 of "The Front Porch"

Project Overview

Rebecca Hall is a hard-nosed, no nonsense detective for the Austin, Texas police department. She lives the near perfect life, until a man comes into her life with a story that is destined to turn her world - and her vision of reality - upside down...


The Front Porch is a Southern-set anthology audio drama series. Each episode begins with an older storyteller seated on his porch at dusk, whittling wood and recounting tales of intent, consequence, and fate.

Episode One, The Man in Room Two, follows a man who walks into an Austin police station and confesses to dozens of murders—none of which can be proven. He claims he doesn’t kill with weapons… only with intent. And when a detective’s partner dies in the exact manner he “attempted,” coincidence begins to look like something else.


This is a grounded, character-driven thriller in the spirit of The Twilight Zone, but rooted in modern Southern realism.


  • Tone: restrained, naturalistic, intimate. No melodrama. No camp. No caricatures.

This is currently an unpaid passion project. However:


If the series generates revenue (via streaming, sponsorship, Patreon, distribution, etc.), 100% of net revenue will be distributed to cast and crew. The creator retains none.


This project is being built for quality and longevity, not quick monetization.

All actors will receive:

  • Full credit

  • Copy for demo reels

  • Priority casting consideration for future Bounty Media productions

Latest Updates

  • Vast, Long-Overdue update!

    Everyone,

    First, thanks to all for sending in your auditions for our effort. The interest in our little project is very heartening, and we can't wait to see how this one turns out!

    As of today (July 29th), the script has been completely written. All five episodes are ready to go.

    We have over 40 different characters to voice! Many of these are one-line cameos of course, but we do have several main characters. A lot of potential for the right actors to show their emotional chops.

    For those of you who I've spoken with, and offered positions to, I'll be getting with you to verify that you're still open to joining the project after our LONG hiatus.

    For all - we will be starting Auditions again, adding the new characters to the audition list, that that will begin in just a couple of days, on August 1st.

    Thank you, everyone, for your patience in this. This is turning in to an amazing project, and I can't wait to see the final result!

  • All submissions in? Good! Let's get started!

    It looks like all submissions are in, and our deadline has passed - time to dig in and see what great talent we have submitting to our humble project. I'm looking forward to hearing each and every single one. This story is a great one (I humbly think :) ), and is only the first of many stories that will under the Umbrella of "The Front Porch."

    Me and my cohorts are going to be spending the next week combing through these submissions. I promise you I will respond to each and every one. For those we unfortunately have to say no to, I will explain why so that you may better hone your craft.

    Good luck to everyone !

    -Fletch

  • Status of project

    Greetings, everyone!

    First of all, thank you all for the great auditions we've received! Trust to know that we are listening to every single one that comes in. We won't be naming parts until after the deadline, but know that your audition is not lost in the void!

    This is expected to be a 5-episode show. Episode one's script is ready to go, and we writers are working fervently on the 2nd and 3rd. There are some interesting twists and turns throughout, so it should be a fun ride!

    Again, thank you for all the auditions. It won't be long until we can get this "Shindig," as the Whittler would call it, off to a roaring start!

    -Fletch

    Writer, Producer, Director, eater of marshmallow bunnies

Rebecca Hall, Detective
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Rebecca Hall, Detective
open
Unpaid

Detective Rebecca Hall is a seasoned homicide detective with the Austin PD. She is intelligent, controlled, and emotionally disciplined without being cold. A working mother, she balances professionalism with quiet vulnerability, never allowing either to fully dominate.

Hall does not grandstand. She listens more than she speaks. When she does speak, it’s precise, deliberate, and usually understated. Her authority comes from experience, not volume.

She is skeptical by nature, procedural by training, and slow to jump to conclusions. That skepticism will be tested in ways she cannot anticipate.


This is a character-driven audio drama.  Performances should prioritize authenticity over theatrics.  You are encouraged to bring your own interpretation within the boundaries of realism.


Performance Notes:


* Naturalistic delivery is essential.  This is not a heightened noir performance.  Keep it grounded

* Strength without hardness.  Hall is confident, not aggressive.  Controlled, not detached.

* Emotional Range matters.  Much of Hall's conflict is internal.  Subtle shifts in tone are more important than overt emotion.  

* Keep in mind this term:  "Competent under pressure." She's a natural leader, and able to think on her feet.  Even when rattled, she maintains composure... until she can't.

* A neutral American accent is preferred. A subtle Texas undertone is welcome but not required. If used, it should be restrained and situational.


Vocal Qualities


* Clear, steady voice

* Calm authority

* Able to convey tension without raising volume

* Comfortable with quiet moments and pauses.


Content Notes


This role involves:


* Crime-related subject matter

* Psychological tension

* Emotional Intensity (non-graphic)

* Some foul language (no F-bombs)



Please record all three lines in order, with no music nor effects.  Clean, natural delivery is preferred!



Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • audiobook
  • female adult
  • texan
  • adult
Other info:
  • audacity
  • garageband
  • adobe audition
  • You're not under arrest, but this isn't a casual conversation either. So let's start with the truth - whatever version of it you're prepared to offer.

  • I’ve heard confessions from people who craved attention, people who needed help, and people who needed a lawyer. Right now, I can’t tell which one you are

  • If you're lying, you're wasting my time. And if you're not... then we're already too late.

Viktor Ratston
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Viktor Ratston
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Unpaid

Viktor Ratston is calm, articulate, and unnervingly polite. He does not behave like a criminal and does not sound like someone seeking attention. He speaks with confidence, not arrogance, and treats skepticism as expected rather than insulting.

Viktor believes that intent sets events in motion and that fate completes the act. He sees himself not as a murderer, but as someone who understands how inevitability works.

He is patient, observant, and disturbingly reasonable.


Performance Notes


* Restraint is essential.  The voice should never sound "villainous."

* Politeness over Menace.  Viktor is most unsettling when he is courteous

* Confidence without Bravado.  He speaks as if outcomes are already known.

* Later emotional shifts matter.  Any fear or agitation should be subtle and rare.


Vocal Qualities


* Clear, controlled delivery

* Comfortable with silence and pauses

* Able to convey menace without raising volume

* No exaggerated affectation.  This isn't a comic book villain.


Succinctly, think of Viktor of someone who is explaining a math problem... while ruining your life.

If your instinct is to make Viktor sound scary, you're probably playing him wrong.


Audition Notes


* Natural, calm voice

* Lack of defensiveness

* Ability to sound reasonable without smugness, nor snark.


Please record all three lines in order. Clean audio only. No music or effects. Subtle, restrained delivery is preferred.

Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • audiobook
  • american (midwest)
  • male adult
Other info:
  • audacity
  • garageband
  • adobe audition
  • I understand why you're skeptical. If I were sitting where you are, I'd assume I was wasting my time too

  • Intent doesn't need force to be effective. It only needs opportunity. After that... things tend to arrange themselves.

  • You're waiting for me to get angry. I assure you, I won't. Anger implies uncertainty. Are you angry?

The Whittler
Voice Actor Voice Actor
The Whittler
open
Unpaid

The Whittler is an older man seated on a wooden front porch at dusk, quietly whittling a piece of raw wood as he tells his stories.  He is not warm and grandfatherly, nor is he theatrical. He does not moralize. He does not raise his voice.


We imagine him seated in a rocking chair at dusk, whittling wood — but his voice carries more weight than his appearance ever would.


He speaks with the calm certainty of someone who has already seen how the story ends.

There is no rush in him, and certainly no melodrama.  He is a man who seems to know all - a kind of southern Oracle.  You'd be afraid to approach him, but would be entranced by his talk, and what he has to say.


His Southern cadence should feel natural and lived-in.  This means no exaggeration of caricature.  Think restraint, not charm.


each episode he frames with quiet awareness. He seems to know more than he says, but he never explains. He does not judge the characters. He simply presents what happened… and lets the silence do the rest.


Performance Notes:

  • Understated delivery

  • Comfortable with long pauses

  • Intimate mic presence

  • No “horror narrator” tone

  • No booming radio announcer voice

This role anchors the entire series.

Voice description:
  • south texan
  • male senior
  • radio drama
  • Evenin’. Sit if you’d like. Stories don’t mind waitin’… and neither do I.

  • Some folks believe accidents are just blind luck, good or bad. I’ve learned better. Luck’s just a word we use when we don’t want to look too close.

  • You’d be surprised what a man can do to change his world... without ever touchin’ a thing.

Don Chapman
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Don Chapman
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Unpaid

Don Chapman is Detective Hall’s longtime partner. Steady. Observant. Quietly loyal.

He has an easy humor, but it’s dry and lived-in. He and Hall share a shorthand built from years working together. Their bond should feel real and effortless.


Don is not flashy. He doesn’t dominate scenes. His strength is in natural presence and authenticity.

This role requires subtlety. His scenes are brief but emotionally important. The audience must believe this partnership immediately.


Performance Notes:

  • Natural, conversational delivery

  • No exaggerated “cop” voice

  • Comfortable with understated warmth

  • Chemistry with Hall is essential

Though his role in Episode One is limited, his presence drives the emotional weight of the story.

Voice description:
  • male adult
  • texan
  • You’re late again. One of these days I’m filing paperwork on you.

  • I don’t like how still he is. Criminals fidget. That guy’s rehearsing

  • Don’t forget to call your daughter back. Somebody’s gotta keep you human

Lorena Ruiz
Actor Actor
Lorena Ruiz
open
Unpaid

Detective Lorena Ruiz works alongside Hall and Carmichael. She is practical, measured, and emotionally intelligent. Where Hall tends to push, Ruiz watches. Where others react, she assesses.

Ruiz is not dramatic - no grandstanding here.  She's is the kind of detective who notices small things and stores them away.


Ruiz has an Hispanic heritage, and she was born and raised in South Texas (El Paso, to be exact). Her accent is Hispanic, but her speech gives her southern upbringing away.


Her role in Episode One is to ground the procedural world — to provide contrast to Hall’s growing unease and to serve as the steady presence in the viewing room.


Performance Notes:

  • Calm, natural delivery

  • Understated authority

  • No exaggerated toughness

  • Subtle reactions matter more than big lines

  • Should feel believable as a working detective in a modern precinct

Ruiz may have expanded presence in future episodes.

Voice description:
  • hispanic american
  • female adult
  • He hasn’t moved in twenty minutes. That’s not normal.

  • You want backup in there, or you going solo?

  • We pulled the files. The pattern’s there. I'm just not sure what it means.

Lieutenant Gary McCullen
Actor Actor
Lieutenant Gary McCullen
open
Unpaid

Lieutenant Gary McCullen runs the room without raising his voice. He is measured, procedural, and deeply practical. He has seen enough strange cases to know when something smells wrong - but he also knows the law doesn’t bend for instincts.


No one calls him Gary.


He carries quiet authority, not bluster. When he pushes back, it’s because he understands the system.  His long years of experience prove invaluable for his subordinates, and he tolerates very little foolishness.  A practical man, he knows the only proper way to catch criminals is:


- Evidence

- Paperwork

- Procedure 


He is not dismissive, and will listen to what others have to say, but he does not indulge speculation.  What-ifs don't concern him - hard facts do.


Performance Notes:

  • Calm, controlled delivery

  • Subtle command presence

  • No shouting unless absolutely justified

  • Must feel believable as a seasoned law enforcement supervisor

  • Authority through tone, not volume

This role serves as the grounded counterweight to Hall’s growing belief and Viktor’s unsettling certainty.


Sample Character:  Lieutenant Bogomil, from Beverly Hills Cop.


Voice description:
  • texan
  • male adult
  • We can’t arrest a man for coincidence. I don’t care how strange it sounds.

  • You want me to take this to the DA? On what - vibes?

  • You’re getting close to crossing a line, Detective. Make sure you know which side you want to stand on.

Stacy Hall (Rebecca's Teenage Daughter)
Actor Actor
Stacy Hall (Rebecca's Teenage Daughter)
open
Unpaid

Stacy Hall is Detective Rebecca Hall’s daughter. Smart, independent, and comfortable teasing her mother, she has grown up around the edges of police life without fully understanding its weight.

She is not precocious. Not overly cute. Not melodramatic.

Her early scenes are casual and conversational — homework, small talk, everyday life. The relationship with her mother should feel lived-in and effortless.


As the arc progresses, Stacy becomes central to the emotional stakes of the story. The role requires the ability to shift from normal teenage cadence to subtle fear without overplaying it.


Performance Notes:

  • Natural delivery (no exaggerated “kid voice”)

  • Conversational pacing

  • Ability to sound grounded in everyday life

  • Fear should feel real and restrained, not theatrical

This role carries significant emotional impact in later episodes.

Voice description:
  • female young adult
  • texan
  • Mom, he burned dinner last time!

  • Mom.. I'm scared! He's coming this way... (whispered)

  • Mom.. are you okay? Mom? Mom??

Child Bully
Actor Actor
Child Bully
open
Unpaid

A neighborhood kid who clashes with young Viktor in a flashback sequence. He’s not a monster,  just loud, physical, and used to pushing others around.


This role should feel authentic and natural. The bully isn’t exaggerated or theatrical. He’s impulsive, energetic, and quick to escalate. The conflict should feel like something that could happen on any suburban street.


Performance Notes:

  • Natural kid energy

  • No cartoon villain tone

  • Brief but emotionally important scene

  • Physicality conveyed through breath and pacing

This role sets the tone for Viktor’s origin moment.

Voice description:
  • male child
  • What are you gonna do about it? huh?

  • You think you're tough? Go on - push me

  • Hey! Watch it!

Musician
Musician Musician
Musician
open
Unpaid

We are seeking a composer to create a restrained, atmospheric score for a Southern-set anthology audio drama.  Tone is minimal, psychological, and grounded. This is not an orchestral thriller or cinematic adventure score. Music should support silence and tension rather than dominate scenes.


Influences: subtle ambient textures, slow acoustic motifs, understated dread.


Needs include:

  • Series intro theme (30–40 seconds)

  • Series outro cue

  • Reusable tension beds

  • Transitional cues

  • Light thematic motif that can evolve across a 5-episode arc

Preference for composers comfortable with restraint and space.


Compensation: Unpaid passion project. If the series generates revenue, 100% of net proceeds are distributed among cast and crew.


Please submit:

  • 1–2 relevant samples (minimalist preferred)

  • Brief description of approach to tone

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Chloe Chapman
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Chloe Chapman
open
Unpaid

Chloe Chapman is the teenage daughter of Don and Charlotte Chapman. Intelligent, observant, and emotionally grounded, Chloe has grown up in a loving but increasingly complicated household shaped by her father’s public life.

When her father is murdered, Chloe is suddenly pulled into a nightmare she cannot understand or escape. Though frightened and vulnerable, she is not helpless. Chloe possesses a quiet resilience beneath her fear, and her scenes require an actor capable of conveying panic, grief, confusion, and determination without slipping into melodrama.

This is an emotionally demanding supporting role with several intense dramatic moments. The performance should feel natural and deeply human, capturing both the terror of a young woman in danger and the strength that allows her to endure it.

Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • texan
  • female young adult
  • (emotional) Mom, please stop telling me everything’s going to be okay. Dad is gone, nobody will tell me why, and now everyone keeps looking at me like I’m next.

  • (defiant) You can threaten me all you want, but I’m not going to help you hurt anyone else. My dad raised me better.

  • (hopeful) I kept thinking somebody would come. After a while, I stopped believing it... but I kept listening anyway

Stephen Franklin
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Stephen Franklin
open
Unpaid

Stephen Franklin is an Austin police detective and colleague of Rebecca Hall and Don Chapman. Easygoing and dependable, he shares the comfortable workplace camaraderie of detectives who have known one another for years.

Franklin initially appears during an ordinary morning at the precinct, discussing active cases and joking with Rebecca and Don. He later becomes one of Viktor’s victims when Viktor attacks him and steals his badge and uniform to enter a police ceremony.

This is a small but identifiable supporting role. The actor should sound natural, capable, and relaxed, establishing Franklin as a real member of the precinct rather than anonymous background personnel.

Voice description:
  • male adult
  • That’s why I’m here, Detective. I just need a pass-through from Don, then we’re good to go.

  • I can't do it - I've got a poker game tonight at Parker's house

  • Man, you always lose!

Charlotte Chapman
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Charlotte Chapman
open
Unpaid

Charlotte Chapman is Don Chapman’s wife and Chloe’s mother. Warm, devoted, and deeply connected to Rebecca Hall, Charlotte begins the story as part of Rebecca’s extended family but is devastated by Don’s sudden death.

Her grief soon collides with terror when Chloe is abducted, leaving Charlotte caught between emotional collapse and a mother’s desperate need to protect her child.

The actress must move naturally through shock, anger, sorrow, panic, and exhausted hope without allowing the performance to become theatrical or overstated.

This is a substantial supporting role requiring strong dramatic instincts and the ability to portray profound grief with emotional honesty.

Voice description:
  • female adult
  • texan
  • (anger/despair) 'Sorry' is what you say when you break a glass, Rebecca. My husband is... Oh, God. Don’s really gone.

  • (sad, overwhelmed) Everybody keeps asking what flowers we want. What music. What suit. Like that matters. Like he’s going to complain from the box if we pick the wrong tie.

  • (Terrified maternal rage) You promised me! I want you to keep your promise. Kill that son of a bitch and bring me back my baby!

The Client
Voice Actor Voice Actor
The Client
open
Unpaid

The Client is the calm, controlled representative of a powerful and secretive organization that hires Viktor Ratston to assassinate a political target.

She speaks with quiet authority and rarely needs to raise her voice. Unlike Viktor, who enjoys spectacle and psychological games, The Client is disciplined, pragmatic, and focused entirely on results. Even when threatening someone, she should sound measured and businesslike, as though ordering a correction to an account rather than discussing murder.

This is a recurring supporting role with the potential to continue beyond this story. The performance should be intelligent, restrained, intimidating, and free of exaggerated villainy.

  • You’ll get your applause when the job is done.

  • No. We consider you useful. Useful is not the same thing as indispensable.

  • The people I represent do not care about your badge, and they do not care about your laws. Stay off my ledger, Detective.

Grandfather Hall
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Grandfather Hall
open
Unpaid

Grandfather is Rebecca Hall’s father and Stacy’s grandfather. He lives with Rebecca and Stacy and provides a steady, affectionate presence within their home. Observant and quietly protective, he knows when Stacy is hiding something but approaches her with patience rather than suspicion. His warmth gives the audience a glimpse of the stable family life Rebecca is fighting to preserve. He later cares for Rebecca as she recovers from her injuries.

This is a recurring supporting role. The actor should convey paternal warmth, practical wisdom, and gentle humor without sounding overly sentimental.

Voice description:
  • male senior
  • You’re a good kid, Stacy. Go get your things and come straight back.

  • You’ve been standing there for five minutes trying to decide whether to tell me something. So, tell me.

  • Whatever’s happening, you don’t have to carry it by yourself. That goes for your mother, too.

Young Viktor Ratston
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Young Viktor Ratston
open
Unpaid

Young Viktor Ratston is Viktor at approximately twelve years old, seen during the event that first convinces him he can influence fate. Small for his age and accustomed to being bullied, Viktor is frightened but proud, unwilling to surrender quietly to a larger child. His fear hardens into anger, and an impulsive act becomes the foundation of the monstrous belief system he carries into adulthood.

This is a featured child role appearing in one flashback. The performance should suggest intelligence, resentment, vulnerability, and the earliest spark of the adult Viktor’s unsettling confidence.

Voice description:
  • male child
  • (Defiant) No way. Get your own.

  • (Provoking) You want it? Take it!

  • (Frightened, trying to hide it) Only if you can catch me!

Arthur Daniels
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Arthur Daniels
open
Unpaid

Councilman Arthur Daniels is an ambitious Austin politician selected as Viktor’s assassination target. Image-conscious, impatient, and increasingly terrified, Daniels is already unraveling under public scrutiny when Viktor begins manipulating events around him. He tries to maintain authority while fear, humiliation, and physical distress steadily strip away his composure.

This is a featured supporting role with several substantial scenes. The actor must handle political confidence, irritability, mounting paranoia, and genuine physical panic while keeping Daniels recognizably human rather than reducing him to a caricature.

Voice description:
  • male adult
  • (Irritated Authority) There is always a way around it. That is literally why roads exist.

  • (Angry/Unravelling) Do not tell me to breathe! My campaign is circling the drain because some lunatic with a boat horn made me look like a corpse on the evening news!

  • (Terrified/ physically failing) Turn it off! Turn it off! My chest... oh my God, my heart!

Tina McCullen
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Tina McCullen
open
Unpaid

Tina McCullen is Gary McCullen’s estranged and deeply troubled wife.

Intoxicated, furious, and emotionally unstable, Tina confronts Gary over the collapse of their marriage. Her anger is rooted in years of resentment, humiliation, and perceived abandonment. During the confrontation, Viktor’s influence turns a volatile domestic argument into an act of potentially fatal violence.

This is a featured dramatic role appearing in one intense scene. The actress must convincingly portray intoxication without slipping into comedy, while allowing flashes of hurt and desperation to remain visible beneath Tina’s rage.

Voice description:
  • female adult
  • (Drunk/Accusatory) Bullshit, Gary! Do you think I’m an idiot? Do you think I don’t see how you look at the floor every time the phone rings?

  • (Terrified Anger) You’re too damn proud to admit you’re scared. You’d rather let some maniac slide a knife into your heart than look weak in front of your men, your wife, or your child!

  • (Horrified/Suddenly Sober) Gary? Oh God, Gary, I didn’t... You didn’t move. Why didn’t you move? Gary, look at me! Open your eyes!

Dr. Michael McRee
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Dr. Michael McRee
open
Unpaid

Dr. Michael McRee is the physician who treats Don Chapman after the fatal collision and later speaks with Rebecca about his death. Professional and compassionate, McRee attempts to explain the medical facts while Rebecca, overwhelmed by grief and suspicion, demands answers he cannot provide. He remains calm under her anger without becoming cold or dismissive.

This is a small supporting role appearing in two connected hospital scenes. The actor should bring credibility, empathy, and the composed manner of an experienced emergency physician.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Detective Martin
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Detective Martin
open
Unpaid

Detective Martin is assigned to follow Viktor after his release from police custody. While conducting surveillance outside Viktor’s safe house, Martin narrowly escapes being crushed by a television Viktor drops onto his vehicle.

Martin is competent but momentarily shaken by the bizarre incident. The performance should sound conversational and professional before snapping into startled disbelief and adrenaline.

This is a featured minor role appearing in one scene.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Officer Jenkins
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Officer Jenkins
open
Unpaid

Officer Jenkins is a uniformed Austin police officer trusted to assist Rebecca and protect the Chapman family. Jenkins responds quickly to Rebecca’s orders, calls in a protection detail, and later helps coordinate activity at the precinct. He is professional, alert, and accustomed to following urgent instructions without hesitation.

This is a recurring minor role with several short appearances. The dialogue is largely procedural, but the actor should sound engaged and credible rather than mechanical.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Reporter
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Reporter
open
Unpaid

Reporter is a television journalist covering the political unrest surrounding Councilman Arthur Daniels and the ceremony at Austin City Hall.

She is polished, observant, and capable of maintaining an on-camera delivery amid noise and confusion. She also notices suspicious activity developing nearby, briefly shifting from rehearsed professionalism into genuine concern.

This is a featured minor role appearing in one scene.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Radio Host 1
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Radio Host 1
open
Unpaid

Radio Host 1 is one half of a talk-radio team discussing Councilman Arthur Daniels’ increasingly public collapse. Amused, confident, and casually ruthless, the host treats Daniels’ distress as entertainment and political spectacle. The delivery should feel spontaneous and conversational, with the polished timing of an experienced broadcaster.

This is a minor role with several short lines and may be doubled with another role.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Radio Host 2
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Radio Host 2
open
Unpaid

Radio Host 2 is the second member of a talk-radio team mocking Councilman Arthur Daniels’ reaction to a staged public incident.

Energetic and openly entertained by Daniels’ humiliation, the host helps turn one frightening moment into a viral joke. Strong comic timing is useful, though the performance should remain believable as a real radio broadcast.

This is a minor role with several short lines and may be doubled.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Mrs. Daniels
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Mrs. Daniels
open
Unpaid

Mrs. Daniels is Arthur Daniels’ furious and exasperated wife.

Speaking to him by phone as reporters gather outside their home, she is far more concerned with the damage to their public standing than with soothing her husband. Her anger reveals the strain beneath their political marriage and intensifies Arthur’s already dangerous level of stress.

This is a featured minor role contained within one telephone scene.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Security Officer for Daniels
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Security Officer for Daniels
open
Unpaid

Security Officer accompanies Councilman Daniels in his vehicle.

Calm and attentive, he attempts to manage both the schedule and Daniels’ escalating panic. His measured professionalism contrasts with the councilman’s increasingly irrational behavior.

This is a minor role with several lines in one scene.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Driver for Daniels
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Driver for Daniels
open
Unpaid

Driver transports Councilman Daniels through congested Austin traffic while the councilman’s fear and frustration steadily mount. He remains practical and restrained despite Daniels’ unreasonable demands. The role requires a grounded, believable delivery rather than a broad chauffeur stereotype.

This is a minor role with a handful of lines in one scene.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Police Commissioner
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Police Commissioner
open
Unpaid

Police Commissioner presides over Gary McCullen’s promotion ceremony at City Hall. Formal, confident, and comfortable addressing a public audience, the commissioner delivers a ceremonial speech about duty and service shortly before the event descends into chaos.

This is a featured ceremonial role with a short speech. A strong, authoritative public-speaking voice is required.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Streamer
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Streamer
open
Unpaid

Streamer is a successful, intoxicated online celebrity seen through archived laptop audio during one of Viktor’s flashbacks. Loud, boastful, and intoxicated by both alcohol and fame, he celebrates reaching eight million subscribers shortly before Viktor sets his death in motion.

This is a brief but colorful featured role. The actor should bring manic confidence, sloppy enthusiasm, and the oversized energy of a performer addressing millions of followers.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Ambulance Driver
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Ambulance Driver
open
Unpaid

The ambulance driver, named Matthew, is the driver of the ambulance transporting Rebecca Hall and Viktor Ratston after the bridge shooting. When violence erupts in the rear compartment, Matthew reacts from the cab and attempts to regain control of the situation before the ambulance crashes.

The role requires urgency, alarm, and believable concentration under extreme pressure. This is a featured minor role in the climactic ambulance sequence.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Trauma Doctor 1
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Trauma Doctor 1
open
Unpaid

Trauma Doctor 1 leads the emergency team treating Gary McCullen after a penetrating chest wound. Decisive and highly focused, the doctor issues rapid instructions, performs emergency intervention, and fights to keep McCullen alive as his condition deteriorates.

This is the largest of the medical roles and contains substantial procedural dialogue. The actor must handle medical terminology confidently and convey authority under pressure.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

Trauma Doctor 2
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Trauma Doctor 2
open
Unpaid

Trauma Doctor 2 assists during McCullen’s surgery and resuscitation.

The doctor assesses the damage, tracks McCullen’s failing condition, and participates in the final effort to restore his heartbeat.

This is a minor medical role with several urgent lines.

  • *Say something you think would fit*

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