A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
Project Overview
When Police Officer Douglas Perez is killed in his home, Detective Ron Turner and CSI Forensic Scientist Nancy Hill are determined to solve the case. At first they do not get along, but are soon forced to work with each other as Nancy’s fierce intellect in Forensic Science leads Ron to discover a dark truth concerning the Mafia and the Police Force that he works for…
Hi! I’m Will. I study Film and Digital Media at college and I am making a Lego Stop Motion Crime Genre Short Film called ‘A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing’.
I am looking for two voice actors, one for Nancy Hill and one for Ron Turner. Please apply if you’re interested. My email is [redacted]
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An older man, seasoned detective. He doesn’t really listen to what other people say - rather than paying attention to what people say and mean, he just hears the words. Speaks in a stern voice.
- all american accents
- male adult
- stern voice
- Seasoned detective
- all american accents
(stern voice, asking for her name at the end) “I need to know what you’ve got so far, please, CSI..?”
“Myers mentioned you say the call can’t of come in when it did, what’s that about?”
“I’m going back to the station. It was clearly an organised kill, I suspect a hitman or someone on the payroll.”
A young CSI. Nancy Hill is incredibly intelligent and fiercely sharp, but isn’t quite able to comprehend that some people in the police force are higher up in the pecking order and are in charge of her. She sometimes comes off to her colleagues, unintentionally, as entitled, sarcastic, witty and on occasion even condescending. Despite this, everyone relies on her immense intellect and unique way of thinking to solve crimes.
- female adult
- Intelligent
- condescending
- Sarcastic
- all american accents
- female young adult
- all american accents
(impatient, condescending, rhetorical question) “Can you be quiet please? I find it easier to work when people are quiet.”
(annoyed that she’s been interrupted and had her words misunderstood) “I didn’t say that. I said that the culprit had to have made the call before they committed the crime.”
(frustrated, the reason is obvious to her, rhetorical question) “Look at the body. Does that look like a body that died more than an hour ago to you?”
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