During the Yachting boom of a coast in the 1930's, one Leviathan has acquired a taste for millionaires. Chance would have it that he'd be forced to team up with one, but maybe humans and bilge-riddled beasts have something in common.
Doublecross is a short film animatic I've been producing for a Pixar-headed story class. With each act complete, now I need voice talent. That's where you come in!
Thank-you to everyone who applied!
The interest has been incredible, and the support overwhelming. I appreciate every audition sent in, and now it's time for me to make final selections over the next couple of days.
If you made the cut, you should be notified soon! It's going to be a tough call.
Stay tuned!
Dr. Variann is a main scientist in the story, with a couple screws loose. She's also the one who's figured out how to turn Ghetsam human, and back.
I'm looking for black talent to fill her role.
What, you were going to start the show without me?
(cocky) I'm just following your plan.
The main character, Ghetsam (pronounced Jetsam) is a humongous leviathan with a love for wrecking ships. After being captured by a suspicious corporation that figures out how to turn him human and back, he's used as their secret weapon and blackmailed with a bounty over his head.
Ghetsam's cocky, meat-headed, and full of himself. Speaks with traces of a Boston accent. Jerma has been a joke voice-claim among my viewers, but a slightly deeper Nathan Vetterlein would be suitable.
No... Should I be bad? Am I gonna be bad? I am. I'm gonna be bad.
You should really invest in a giant napkin business. I'll make do, though.
Leon's a gang organizer, and the one responsible for capturing Ghetsam (who later becomes a close confidante).
The best way to describe his voice would be a 1920's barker on the irritable side. Though Nathan Lane would be fitting.
Well boys, I smell a bounty.
Yeah yeah, okay, hear me out.
Because me an the gang thought a' somethin' better!
Two twin uncles that head the main corporation of the story. Separate characters, same voice.
They're both sturdy, older individuals who mean business.
I thought we established it needed to be dead, Leon.
That's not how this is going to work.
