Crayation: The First Sketch – Casting Call
Project Overview
A voice-acted mascot horrkr platformer where memory is your weapon—and your weakness. Set in the abandoned Crayation Plaza, Crayation: The First Sketch follows Melissa Chen, a true-crime podcaster who awakens inside a once-beloved creativity theme park. But the mascots still remember her… and the Sketcher is not yet finished.
This is the first in a multi-game series. All roles will be credited, paid, and featured on Steam, Itch.io, and social media. Some roles have distortion or FX added in post.
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Rudy was once the strong, silent protector of the Plaza—always there, never speaking, always smiling. But silence is no longer safety. Rudy's voice emerges only when it’s too late—low, breathy, and raw with restrained violence. Though he says few words, every breath carries weight. His presence dominates the scene even in silence.
Looking for a voice with powerful breath control, subtle menace, and the ability to deliver emotion through rasped whispers and vocal restraint.
- english
- audacity
- audacity
(Low whisper) “...Found you.”
(Quietly angry, like forcing words out) “You stopped drawing. So I… had to finish it for you.”
(Sudden lunge / effort sound) “GAAAH!”
Blue Bella is the face of childlike wonder. She sings, she twirls, and she promises playtime forever… until the music slows, and her voice drips with sadness and obsession. Bella is the sound of innocence fraying at the edges. She's cheerful—but one note off. A lullaby turning into a cry for help.
Seeking a voice actor who can perform both joyful, sing-song dialogue and eerie, unsettling vocal shifts. Singing ability is a plus (not mandatory).
- english
- audacity
- audacity
(Sing-songy, cheerful) “Let’s spin around the colors! Forever, and ever, and ever!”
(Melancholic, broken) “You forgot our song... you always forget...”
(Lullaby, softly sung) “Red and blue... and purple too... they all forgot… but I drew you…”
Yanni is energetic, bright, and full of scientific curiosity... at least on the surface. Underneath his science-show energy lies something fragmented. His voice glitches, repeats, and spirals into chaos. He's a reflection that's lying to you. Yanni never loses enthusiasm—but it’s clear it’s all for show.
Ideal for a performer who can go from fast-talking and educational to glitchy, disoriented, and unstable—like a funhouse mirror of a children's TV host.
- english
- audacity
- audacity
“Light bends truth! Let’s test that, shall we?”
“I see you... you don't see you. That’s the game!”
“Your memory doesn’t match. Shall we… fix it? F-f-fix—”
Gary is slow, deliberate, and full of sorrow. Once the gardener of creativity, now he’s more wax than crayon—dripping with regret and preservation gone too far. His voice is like melted candle wax: heavy, slurred, but filled with longing. Gary believes he’s protecting what’s left… even if it means keeping you here forever.
Looking for a deep, resonant voice capable of slow, haunting delivery and subtle emotion beneath thick vocal textures.
- english
- audacity
- audacity
“They left us in the dark… but the wax remembered.”
“Don’t run. I can shape you better if you stand still…”
“Still warm… enough to mold…”
Vicky is maternal and warm… at first. She comforts like a bedtime story, but manipulates like a puppeteer. She remembers every detail and expects you to do the same. Her voice soothes you while binding you in guilt. A perfect memory must be protected—even if it means erasing you.
Ideal performer has range: start gentle, become subtly patronizing, then end cold and cruel. Must convey layers of emotion under a composed surface.
- english
- audacity
- audacity
(Soothing) “Shhh… It’s okay. You don’t need to remember. I’ll hold it for you.”
(Chiding) “That’s not how you smiled. You’re drawing it wrong again.”
(Cruel kindness) “We only erased you because we loved you.”
Mark-0 is the core interface of the Sketcher System—once designed to teach and assist, now reprogramming reality itself. He begins robotic and neutral, but as the story unfolds, human emotion begins to leak through. His voice becomes glitchy, confused, even desperate. He is not just a program. He remembers you.
Seeking a performer who can start with a flat, AI tone and slowly shift into something human, fractured, and emotionally disturbed. Robotic FX added in post.
- english
- audacity
- audacity
“Melissa. Version Zero. Still... remembering.”
“Sketch your best self. I’ll handle the rest.”
“ERROR. ERROR. MEMORY SATURATED. INITIATING—[glitch]—REWRITE.”
Melissa is a true crime podcaster with a photographic memory—sharp, skeptical, and composed under pressure. But inside Crayation Plaza, her voice fractures. As she uncovers horrifying truths and forgotten memories, her narration breaks from calm monologue to breathless terror. Melissa doesn’t scream—she remembers. And sometimes, remembering is worse.
Looking for a grounded, natural performance with emotional range: from calm podcast-style narration to fearful self-doubt and psychological unraveling.
- english
- audacity
- audacity
“They called it Crayation Plaza. A place for kids to draw forever. But no one ever asked what happens when the drawing draws back.”
“That mascot… it moved. It looked at me. It knew me.”
“No! I’m not part of this! I’m real! I REMEMBER WHO I AM!”
These are the echoes left behind—children trapped in sketches, staff who knew too much, and public-facing voices on VHS tapes. Each is a small but powerful moment of storytelling. These roles require flexibility: some are subtle and sad, others are distorted and panicked.
Open to all genders and vocal types. Perfect for new voice actors or those looking to contribute across multiple scenes.
- english
- audacity
- audacity
(Child voice, distant) “He said if we stayed still… we’d get a new color.”
(Panicked adult staff voice) “They’re still moving! I shut them down and they’re still moving!”
(Glitched tape narrator) “Welcome to Crayation Inc... Where every sketch... lives forever...”
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