Fallout: London

-= FALLOUT: LONDON =-

Fallout: London application sheet is located Here. 

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• Project Title: Fallout: London
• Project Team: Team FOLON
• Project Type:  Video game
• Recording Period: April to October 2023
• Application Requirements: Audition form, audio using provided lines (available through the application sheet), and optional showreel, Social media link
• Process: Remote working, provided with script, and character breakdown
• Communication: Discord only
• Audition Deadline: 12pm 31st March 2023 
• Content Warning: Violence, bad language, mature themes

Website

Promotional Video

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What is Fallout: London

Fallout: London is a DLC-sized mod for Bethesda’s Fallout 4. As a continuation of the base game, the mod will allow the player to visit the previously unexplored post-apocalyptic environment of London. 

As a divergence from previous official titles in the series, Fallout: London is not set in America. Visiting a totally new setting allows for us to explore totally new cultures which have not homogenised with their American counterparts. It also allows us to explore pre-war European history, and the effects the Resource Wars had on the class structured society of pre-war Britain.

Who are we looking for?

We have a need for voice actors with a decent amount of voice acting or real life acting experience, to take upon roles within our project. Obviously due to T&C of our parent game, our mod cannot generate money and is therefore non profit, so we cannot offer to pay for services. However, obviously if you do work with us we allow you full control of your own work to do with as you please, and we will give you full credit.

Deadline:

Upon the deadline date being reached, we will no longer accept more auditions for the specified roles. We will then go through all the submitted auditions and cast our characters.

Contact us:

If you need to contact us, please send a private message on either Casting Call Club, or via our discord.

DISCORD: https://discord.gg/pkPcZjD

A word on English accents and Ghouls:

Due to the expected number of auditions that will need to processed, all applicants REQUIRE a realistic English accent unless otherwise stated. This is also the same for ghouls who will require their trademark raspy voice. If you do not provide a realistic English accent or a feasible ghoul rasp for an audition to a ghoul character, we will refuse to take your audition any further.

Audition format:

Please follow these guidelines carefully, as failure to do so will result in the application being discarded. The example lines are located on the application sheet.

We are looking for a variety of native UK voice types and accents.

• Please use AA BB CC format for takes using the same voice type.
• Different voice types or accents should be submitted as separate files, i.e DanielNeil_01.wav, DanielNeil_02.wav
• Record your audition with the set-up you will be using for this project, as audio quality will be a consideration.
• Ad-libbing on some provided lines is okay, however, do not deviate entirely from the lines, or improvise your own.
• Please submit your audition as:
  Mono 24bit 48k wav files.
• Do not edit your audio with repair software such as de-click or de-noise.
• We encourage you to attach a showreel if you have one.

Further audio quality guides, instructions and settings:

(These will apply for your actual line submissions if you are cast: 

• Set the gain on the mic to "not windows" so then normal tones will average around -20 db. If you have to shout and it peaks, use a hard limiter or limiter set at -0.5 dB.
• Just remember that adjustments of gain and body distance/positioning is usually hard to control when you are recording yelling lines.
• Keep a distance of 12-15 inches from the microphone itself (not the pop filter).
• If you are near your laptop or PC, it must be behind the microphone so that the microphone is set up between you and the PC/Laptop. You must then also put something between the PC and the microphone to block the laptop/PC sounds.
• Keep notes of your mic settings, your position, etc. when recording to duplicate it exactly when recording lines if you are cast. If you are casted for a recurring character, you will not be allowed to change your settings, position of mic, etc. at all because we need consistency in the recordings.
• Never change the gain while recording and try not to move your head or your body in any direction while recording.
• Before you start to record your audition, first record some loud laughter and adjust your gain level so that the laughter does not peak. Once that is done, do not change gain settings at all during recording. Although normal volume level talking will sound soft, that is what our audio team wants.

[Borrowed from Sim Settlements]

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Good luck on your auditions. We look forward from hearing from you.

Stay safe, and remember,

Mind the gap.