Gacha Office AU is a comedic, character-driven Gacha Life series that follows the chaotic daily lives of a quirky office staff. The story centers on D.B Winslow, the well-meaning but slightly overzealous branch manager, who tries to maintain order in a workplace full of unique personalities. The office includes Phantom, the calm and strict HR; Diane, the charming receptionist; and other colorful coworkers, each with their own quirks, humor, and drama.
Episodes feature office antics, workplace mishaps, budding romances, and unexpected visits from ____, the company president, and _________, the VP. The series blends lighthearted humor with realistic office dynamics, character growth, and interpersonal drama.
Target Audience:
• Teens and young adults (13+). Humor and drama are PG-13 and suitable for a wide audience.
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Production Notes:
• Episodes are expected to run 12–18 minutes each.
• This is a volunteer/unpaid project, but all contributors will receive full credit in the final videos and may get shout-outs.
• The project is run by an independent creator and is not professionally produced, so patience and flexibility are encouraged.
• Character designs and details may be adjusted slightly for animation purposes.
• Episodes should ideally be completed within 2–4 months, but timelines may vary depending on collaborators and production needs. (The full animated episode hasn’t been created yet so honestly don’t know.)
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Voice Actor Rules:
1. Must have a good-quality microphone with minimal background noise or echo.
2. Must submit lines on time — generally within one week per episode.
3. You may audition for multiple characters, but each character should have a distinct voice.
4. Recording two takes per line with variations is encouraged.
5. Include any relevant sounds (laughs, sighs, exclamations) with your recording.
6. Must be comfortable collaborating with an independent creator, understanding that scripts and schedules may evolve.
7. All characters are listed as " General North American Accents " but we are open to hearing other accents!
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Communication & Workflow:
• Scripts, line distribution, and all project communication will be handled via Discord (user: madnessmanor).
• Lines should be submitted as audio files in clear quality.
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Script Distribution & Confidentiality:
All episode scripts will be shared via Google Docs.
Voice actors, animators, and other collaborators are trusted to keep scripts confidential until the episode is released.
Scripts may contain spoilers, so sharing outside the project is not allowed.
This system allows for easy updates, revisions, and collaboration.
Once lines are recorded, actors will submit audio files back via Discord.
Credits & Recognition:
• All contributors — voice actors, writers, animators, and artists — will be credited in the episode description and at the end of videos.
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Creative Goals:
• Deliver a fresh, humorous, and relatable take on office life through Gacha Life.
• Build a recurring cast of engaging characters with story arcs, humor, and workplace dynamics.
• Create shareable, fun content for YouTube while encouraging creativity and community involvement.
The submissions have been viewed and they’re incredible. We’re still wanting more auditions though, the discord server will be released soon and a YouTube channel for the series is being created. Plots are being written as well! To contact me my discord is " madnessmanor "
D.B. Winslow is a 25-year-old branch manager who runs the office floor, overseeing day-to-day operations, staff, projects, and office events. Energetic, funny, and well-meaning, he strives to be the perfect boss, but his awkwardness and tendency to overcompensate often make him come across as slightly naive or disorganized. A true people-pleaser, D.B. desperately wants everyone to like him and is sensitive to criticism, especially from staff. He frequently tries creative or unusual solutions for team-building, which can unintentionally create chaos, making him both endearing and the source of mockumentary-style humor. He has a crush on Diane Gibson, the receptionist!
He is often flustered by the calm authority of corporate, particularly the company president.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Confident Greeting: “Morning, team! Looks like another busy day ahead. I know we’ve got a lot to tackle, but I’m confident we can handle it—together.”
Trying to Motivate Staff: “Alright, team, today’s goal is simple: get things done… efficiently. But, uh, let’s also try to have a little fun while we’re at it. Not too much fun, obviously.”
Flustered Response to Corporate: “Yes, Sir… everything’s under control. Well, mostly. Okay, there might have been a tiny… spreadsheet incident. But it’s fine. Really, completely fine.”
Diane Gibson is the office receptionist, responsible for greeting clients, answering calls, and managing the day-to-day flow of the office. She is polite and professional, but quick-witted and sharp, often delivering subtle, dry humor. Diane handles chaos with poise and keeps the office running smoothly, all while noticing details others might miss. She has a complicated dynamic with her coworkers: D.B. Winslow has a crush on her, and later she develops a surprising connection with another coworker. Observant, competent, and quietly clever, Diane is an essential part of the office team.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Handling Chaos / Deadpan Humor: “Oh, another fire drill? Fantastic. I was just thinking my day needed more excitement.”
Interview Line: “Honestly? Sometimes I think I know more about this office than the people who run it… but don’t tell anyone, it’s our little secret.”
Interaction with Staff: “I’ll get that email sent out… just give me a minute to figure out which disaster I’m fixing first.”
Ichi is the office finance officer, responsible for tracking expenses, managing budgets, and keeping the company’s financial records in order. He is precise, methodical, and highly detail-oriented, often becoming emotionally invested in spreadsheets and numbers in a way that surprises his coworkers. Blunt and straightforward, Ichi has a sharp mind and isn’t afraid to point out inconsistencies or mistakes, which makes him both respected and slightly intimidating. While he can come across as serious or unapproachable, he is loyal to the office team and often notices patterns or problems before anyone else. Ichi thrives on order and logic, balancing the chaos of the office with his meticulous attention to detail, making him an essential and dependable part of the company.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Interview Line: “Some people see spreadsheets as boring. I see them as a story. A story of exactly how chaotic this office really is.”
Interacting with Staff / Blunt: “I don’t care how busy you are—receipts don’t file themselves.”
Handling Finances / Serious: “According to these numbers, we overspent by 3.7%. Let’s fix it before it turns into 4%.”
Lemo is the office’s client relations representative, responsible for communicating with clients, handling inquiries, and maintaining the company’s public image. She is confident, personable, and naturally charming, able to smooth over tense situations with ease. Lemo is ambitious and creative, often suggesting new ideas to impress clients or improve relationships, but sometimes her attempts backfire in humorous or chaotic ways. She thrives on social interaction and enjoys being in the spotlight, often teasing coworkers in a playful, friendly manner. Despite occasional overconfidence, Lemo is professional when it counts and is an essential bridge between the office and the outside world.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Talking to a Client / Confident: “Yes, we can absolutely meet that deadline. I’ll make sure everything runs smoothly on our end—consider it handled.”
Interview Line: “Some people think client relations is just smiles and small talk. Honestly? It’s a game of strategy, persuasion, and occasionally… subtle manipulation.”
Playful Interaction with Coworkers : “Phantom, I know you like everything in order, but some things can just… go with the flow, you know?”
Fierin is the office tech specialist, responsible for maintaining computers, troubleshooting software, and keeping all technical systems running smoothly. He is competent, reliable, and approachable, able to calmly handle technical problems without making a big fuss. Fierin interacts normally with coworkers, offering help when needed and occasionally making dry or subtle jokes, but he generally keeps a level-headed, professional demeanor. Though he works mostly behind the scenes, the office relies on him heavily whenever tech issues arise, making him an essential part of the team.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Interview Line: “Most people don’t notice me unless something breaks. I guess that’s the life of a tech specialist… unnoticed but necessary.”
Casual Interaction with Coworkers: “Hey, don’t worry—I’ll back up your files before you do anything drastic.”
Light Humor / Office Banter: “If we keep clicking ‘retry’ every five seconds, I promise nothing good will happen.”
Senna is the office’s personal assistant and intern, responsible for supporting the staff, taking notes, running errands, and learning the ropes of office life. She is eager, curious, and enthusiastic, often asking questions and trying to help wherever she can. Ruby is naive but hardworking, sometimes making small mistakes that lead to humorous situations, though she always means well. She looks up to her coworkers, particularly D.B., and wants to prove herself while adapting to the fast-paced office environment. Her cheerful and optimistic attitude brings a fresh energy to the team, making her a lovable and relatable presence in the office.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Reflective: “Being new here is a bit overwhelming, but I’m learning a lot and everyone’s been helpful.”
Casual Interaction / Subtle Humor: “I guess spilling coffee on the copy machine isn’t technically part of my job… but it happened anyway.”
Small Mistake / Polite: “Oh, I see—I grabbed the wrong folder. I’ll get the right one immediately.”
Bex is responsible for organizing office events, team-building activities, and maintaining a positive workplace culture. She is organized, approachable, and energetic, always thinking ahead to make sure employees feel engaged and supported. Bex thrives on planning and coordinating, but she sometimes gets caught up in the details, leading to small comedic mishaps. Her friendly personality makes her well-liked among coworkers, and she often acts as a bridge between management and staff.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Casual Coworker Interaction / Friendly: “Don’t worry about the schedule—I’ve got it all under control. Just show up and enjoy.”
Reflective: “I like seeing people enjoy their work. A happy office makes everything run smoother.”
Handling a Last-Minute Problem: “Okay, we’re missing half the supplies for the event… but don’t panic. I’ve got a backup plan.”
Phantom is the office’s human resources manager, responsible for overseeing employee well-being, enforcing company policies, and handling conflicts or sensitive issues. Calm, composed, and strict, he maintains order in the office without raising his voice, giving off an aura of quiet authority that earns respect from coworkers. Gino is highly observant and thoughtful, often noticing interpersonal tensions or issues before anyone else, and he handles them with a level-headed approach. While he can be serious and professional, he also has a dry sense of humor that surfaces at unexpected moments.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Interview Line: “HR isn’t just rules and paperwork. Mostly it’s trying to keep everyone from accidentally destroying the office… one day at a time.”
Handling a Policy Issue / Calm & Firm: “Everyone, please remember that deadlines are deadlines. If we all stick to the rules, the office runs smoother—and no one gets in trouble.”
Addressing Staff : “Yes, I see the pile of sticky notes on your desk… and no, that does not count as organized.”
Mumble is the office’s creative lead, responsible for designing projects, coming up with new ideas, and planning visual or promotional materials. She is imaginative, resourceful, and occasionally distracted by her own creative thoughts, often jumping from one idea to the next. Mumble enjoys collaborating with coworkers but sometimes struggles with deadlines or organization, relying on her team to keep projects on track. She has a witty, playful personality, and her enthusiasm for creativity often inspires others—even if her ideas aren’t always practical.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Casual Coworker Interaction / Playful: “Don’t worry, I’ll handle the graphics… eventually. But trust me, it’ll look amazing.”
Light Humor : “Sometimes I get carried away with colors and fonts… but hey, at least it’s never boring. ”
Brainstorming / Enthusiastic: “Okay, hear me out—what if we redesign the entire campaign around this one little idea? It could actually work.”
Rein is the office’s warehouse and storage clerk, responsible for managing supplies, organizing inventory, and handling deliveries. He is calm, reliable, and often keeps to himself, but when he does speak, his comments are usually dry, witty, or surprisingly insightful. Rein has a knack for showing up at exactly the right moment with whatever the office needs, earning him a quiet respect from coworkers. Though he’s mostly behind the scenes, his presence is essential for the smooth running of the office, and his random, offhand wisdom often leaves others impressed or amused.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Handling Supplies / Calm & Practical: “Here’s the new shipment. I’ve already sorted everything by department, so you won’t have to dig through boxes.”
Reflective: “I just try to make sure things run smoothly. If the office has what it needs, everything else is easier.”
Light Humor: “If we run out of pens again, I might start keeping a checklist for everyone.”
____ is the President of the company and the founder of Gacha. He oversees the entire operation, sets company goals, and ensures the business runs smoothly. Calm, confident, and strategic, he rarely shows stress, even when the office is in chaos. ____ has a natural authority, and employees respect his decisions, though his presence can be intimidating. He’s professional and polished, but not without a subtle sense of humor that surfaces occasionally. While he keeps a certain distance from day-to-day office drama, he is aware of it all and occasionally steps in to manage high-stakes situations.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Directive / Professional: “I need everyone aligned on this project. If we stay coordinated, we’ll get it done efficiently.”
Executive / Calm Authority: “Let’s focus on the priorities. We can handle the rest later.”
Subtle Humor : “Sometimes I think the office chaos is its own form of entertainment… though I’d never admit that in a meeting.”
_________ is the Vice President of the company, second in command under ____, but she is intense, ambitious, and slightly high-strung. She takes her work extremely seriously and has little patience for inefficiency or office antics. She expects perfection and can be controlling, often micromanaging department heads or correcting even small mistakes. While professional on the surface, her personal frustrations sometimes leak into the office, creating tense or awkward situations.
Note these lines are for Audition Purposes only and will not appear in the actual show.
Voice Reference:
Tense Confrontation: “I’ve asked you to follow the protocol. Again. I don’t know how to make this any clearer.”
Sarcastic / Frustrated: “Really? That’s the third time this week? We are not running a daycare.”
Reflective / Slightly Dramatic: “Sometimes I wonder if people actually understand what’s at stake here… or if they’re just along for the ride.”
Background artists create the environments, office spaces, props, and any static elements that make the Gacha Office world feel lively. They design the floors, desks, break rooms, hallways, warehouse, and other office areas that the characters interact with, ensuring the backgrounds match the Gacha style and maintain continuity throughout the series.
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Please Leave a link of your work or DM " madnessmanor " pictures of your work.
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The prop artist creates all the movable objects that characters interact with in the office. This includes items like coffee mugs, computers, paperwork, phones, office supplies, decorations, and any humorous or exaggerated props that enhance comedy and storytelling. Props are key to bringing the Gacha Office environment to life and supporting both realistic office behavior and visual gags.
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The thumbnail artist creates eye-catching preview images for each episode or scene. These thumbnails represent the episode’s tone, key moments, or featured characters and are designed to attract viewers. They often combine humor, drama, or intrigue to make fans want to click and watch.
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Character animators bring the office cast to life. They animate movements, gestures, expressions, and interactions, making each character feel distinct and dynamic. Since this is a mockumentary-style series, character animators also handle reactions for talking-head interviews, comedic timing, and physical humor.
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(Note! I don’t have an actual computer where I can animate so I do use alight motion to tween characters, but if I’m able to hire a second animator who uses the same program as the first animator, you 2 will be responsible for animating the characters while I edit the episode.)
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The episode script writer crafts each individual episode’s dialogue, scene structure, and comedic beats. They ensure the humor, pacing, and character interactions are consistent with the mockumentary style of The Office, while tailoring the story to the Gacha AU’s characters and setting.
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