Lead Voice Actor — Male, 30s

Elias Ward is the primary protagonist of Fallout: Dead Signal. He is a former caravan guard who now operates Haven's radio station.

Elias is practical, observant, cautious, and somewhat emotionally guarded. He's not a stereotypical action hero. He's someone who has survived the wasteland by knowing when to fight, when to run, and when to keep his mouth shut.

His dry sense of humor occasionally comes through, particularly when dealing with Mara, but the character becomes increasingly serious as the mystery surrounding the DEAD SIGNAL transmission develops.

Voice direction: Natural, grounded, and believable. A slightly rough or weathered voice would work well. Please avoid an exaggerated "tough guy" performance.

This is a major recurring/lead role expected to appear throughout Season One. The actor selected should be comfortable with dramatic scenes, emotional performances, and ongoing participation in future episodes.

Fallout knowledge is welcome but not required. We're looking for a strong character performance above all else.

Lead Voice Actor — Female, 20s

Mara Vance is a mechanic, scavenger, and tinkerer from Haven. She's intelligent, curious, sarcastic, and has a habit of getting herself involved in things that are probably better left alone.

Mara is extremely knowledgeable about pre-War technology and becomes one of the most important members of the group investigating the mysterious radio signal.

She's confident in her abilities but isn't fearless. Her humor often masks how personally she takes the mysteries surrounding the signal.

Voice direction: Energetic, expressive, confident, and natural. Mara should sound like someone who knows what she's doing rather than someone simply trying to sound "tough."

This is a major recurring/lead role throughout Season One. The character has comedic, dramatic, and emotionally intense scenes.

Fallout knowledge is welcome but not required.

Lead Voice Actor — Male, 40s

Jonah Cross is a former Brotherhood of Steel initiate who now works as a mercenary and protector for Haven.

Jonah is disciplined, serious, cautious, and highly knowledgeable about weapons, military technology, and the pre-War world. He doesn't trust easily and tends to assume that advanced technology is dangerous until proven otherwise.

Despite his serious personality, Jonah has a subtle dry sense of humor that occasionally comes out around the other characters.

Voice direction: Controlled, mature, authoritative, and grounded. Jonah should not sound angry all the time. His calmness is one of his defining traits.

This is a major recurring/lead role throughout Season One and may continue into future seasons.

Actors familiar with the Brotherhood of Steel and Fallout lore are welcome, but prior Fallout experience is not required.

Lead Voice Actor — Female, 40s–50s

Dr. Evelyn Shaw is Haven's physician and one of the settlement's most respected residents.

Evelyn is intelligent, compassionate, calm, and extremely strong-willed. She serves as the moral center of the group and believes that surviving the wasteland shouldn't require people to abandon their humanity.

She can be warm and reassuring one moment and absolutely commanding the next. She doesn't need to raise her voice to make people listen.

Voice direction: Mature, warm, intelligent, and authoritative. Avoid making her sound overly theatrical. Her strength should come through naturally.

This is a major recurring/lead role with both dramatic and emotional material throughout Season One.

Fallout knowledge is welcome but not required.

Rook is a mysterious wastelander who crosses paths with the main characters during their investigation.

Very little is known about Rook. They are intelligent, observant, secretive, and seemingly know more about the wasteland—and the mysterious radio signal—than they should.

Rook rarely gives a straight answer and often seems to know when something is about to happen.

Voice direction: Quiet, natural, restrained, and difficult to immediately place. Rook should NOT sound like an obvious villain. Their mystery should come from how they behave, not from an exaggerated voice.

We're intentionally leaving gender and vocal interpretation open for this role.

This is a major recurring supporting role with increasing importance as the season progresses.

Please be comfortable with pauses and understated performances.

Major Recurring Voice Actor — Gender Open

The Voice is an unidentified person communicating with the protagonists through a mysterious pre-War radio network.

Almost nothing is known about them.

They speak calmly and seem to know information that they should have no possible way of knowing. They are intelligent, patient, and extremely controlled.

Voice direction: Calm. Clear. Controlled. Almost emotionless, but still human.

Do not shout. Do not use a stereotypical villain voice.

The character should be unsettling because they sound completely confident in everything they're saying.

Radio effects and processing will be added during production, so please submit a clean, unprocessed audition.

This is a major recurring role and will become increasingly important as the story develops.

Gender is completely open. We're more interested in the quality and interpretation of the performance than a specific voice type.

Fallout knowledge is helpful but not required.

Supporting Voice Actor — Male, 20s–40s

Tommy is one of Haven's gate guards. He's friendly, sarcastic, and genuinely cares about the people living in the settlement.

Tommy is a smaller role in the first episode, but may return throughout the series.

Voice direction: Casual, friendly, and natural. Think of someone you've known for years rather than a stereotypical "guard" voice.

This is a small supporting role, with potential for additional appearances.

Supporting Voice Actor — Female, 20s–40s

Lena is a resident of Haven who knows Elias and the other members of the community.

She's direct, concerned about what's happening to Haven, and isn't afraid to challenge Elias when she thinks he's making the wrong decision.

Voice direction: Natural, conversational, and emotionally believable.

This is a small supporting role with potential for future appearances.

Guest Voice Actor — Adult

A hostile raider encountered by the main characters while traveling through the wasteland.

The character is threatening and aggressive, but should still feel like a believable person rather than a cartoon villain.

Voice direction: Rough, intimidating, confident, and natural.

This is a small guest role appearing in Episode One.

Supporting Voice Actor — Male, 20s–40s

Cal is a scavenger from Haven who discovers the mysterious relay station while searching the surrounding wasteland.

He's confident, curious, and initially unaware of just how dangerous the location he's discovered really is.

Much of his Episode One appearance takes place through radio communication.

Voice direction: Casual, believable, and slightly adventurous. Cal should sound like someone who has spent time scavenging the wasteland but isn't a hardened veteran.

This is a small supporting role in Episode One, with potential for future appearances.

Role Name

Audio Engineer / Sound Designer

Audio Engineer / Sound Designer — Ongoing Production Role

We’re looking for someone to help bring Fallout: Dead Signal to life through audio editing, mixing, sound design, and overall post-production.

This role is responsible for taking recorded dialogue from our voice actors and turning it into a polished audio drama. You’ll work with the director and writing/production team to assemble scenes, clean up recordings, balance dialogue, add environmental sounds, create radio effects, and help establish the atmosphere of the Fallout wasteland.

You do not need to be a professional audio engineer. If you have experience with programs such as Audacity, Adobe Audition, Reaper, DaVinci Resolve, Pro Tools, GarageBand, or another DAW, we'd love to hear from you.

• Edit and organize voice actor recordings

• Remove distracting background noise and recording issues where possible

• Balance dialogue levels between characters

• Add environmental and atmospheric sound effects

• Create radio, telephone, computer, and transmission effects

• Build scenes using music and sound effects

• Mix episodes for clear and consistent listening

• Help create the overall sound and atmosphere of the wasteland

• Coordinate with the director when changes or additional recordings are needed

• Export completed episodes in the required audio format

• Help maintain organized project audio files

We're looking for someone who:

• Has experience with audio editing or sound design

• Understands basic mixing and audio levels

• Has access to a DAW/audio editing program

• Can work with multiple voice recordings and tracks

• Has good attention to