I am making fandubbed cutscenes of the amazing, complex, rich strategy battle game Final Fantasy Tactics, first released on the PlayStation in 1997, re-released a decade later on the PSP as Final Fantasy Tactics: War Of The Lions, its script styled in Victorian English.
Please note that more roles may be added later if necessary–for now I have only included the main characters (ones who have names and who appear more than once in a cutscene). Extras can be voiced either by me, or by anybody else who volunteers.
Final Fantasy Tactics: War of The Lions
Final Fantasy Tactics (ファイナルファンタジータクティクス 獅子戦争/Fainaru Fantajī Takutikusu Shishi Sensō) is a fantasy role-playing game involving turn-based strategy and combat. The game takes place in the fictional Medieval world of Ivalice, which is torn apart by rivalry and intrigue by two power-hungry Dukes who are vying for the throne of Ivalice, but also by the equally powerful Church of Glabados, who is determined to pit both sides against one another to take advantage of the chaos and secure power for their own ideological ends.
The game tells the story of 16-year-old Ramza, the youngest son of the noble Beoulve (pronounced: Bay-olve) family, and his close friend and fellow squire, Delita Heiral. Throughout the game, Ramza navigates his way through the civil war between both armies of the White and Black Lions, held by Dukes Larg and Goltanna, a revolutionary army of peasant warriors who seek to overthrow the aristocracy who rule through repression and are indifferent to the plight of the poor, and the sinister machinations of the Church, who are secretly on a quest to assemble the 12 magical gems, known as Auracites, which are imbued with dark magic, and ressurect their long-dead master, Ultima.
The game's lore extends far beyond the parameters of any typical standalone Fantasy RPG, and is as complex as it is fascinating and enjoyable. The game explores themes such as Class Prejudice, Civil war, Politics and Intrigue, Greed, Revolution, Idealism and Reality, Nobility, Chivalry, and Friendship.
I am ideally looking for a wide variety of accents and voices (ranging from regional British dialects to American, to even Australian)–you do not necessarily need to sound exactly like the characters do in the voice-acted cutscenes. If you can put a creative and interesting spin on your audition which I am impressed with, then I will be delighted!
Bear in mind though, I will be prioritising people who have better audio equipment, and who take the auditions seriously. Joke auditions will be simply ignored.
I will also be looking for extras as well–since there are plenty of unnamed characters (squires/rogues) who have lines as well!