MindMash: The Movie
Project Overview
Welp, MindMash: The Movie is currently in production now.
The script is still in development, so nothing is set in stone.
NOTE: Most of the animation will be done using GoAnimate (Vyond) and Plotagon, so the voice actors will only have to dub over the TTS audio.
VOICE ACTORS - You will have to do a LOT of waiting, since the animation will be done first, and you'll dub over it.
The goal is to get this movie done in time to release it within the window of December 4, 2026 and January 1, 2027. So as soon as you're cast, it's time for work.
ORDER OF WORK:
Songs
GoAnimate/Plotagon
Dubbing over GoAnimate/Plotagon footage
You're going to be the director of the Plotagon scenes, so that'll be your director's credit.
So, basically, you'll also have to design these characters:
Teacher
Students (9-12)
Farm workers
And a few others that the scripts call for.
*Say something you think would fit*
You're the director for the animation sequences, which will be animated using GoAnimate.
Comedy World is preferred, but Business Friendly is also accepted.
*Say something you think would fit*
Ms. Nesbitt is the school teacher in the 1946 scenes.
- english
- Teacher
- female adult
- american (transatlantic)
- british
- Strict
- american
- british (liverpool)
*sing something, see if you can carry a tune.*
Wake up, Charlie. Falling asleep in class again, I see? What was the name of Francis Scott Key’s poem?
That’s wrong! If you were paying attention, you’d know that Francis Scott Key’s poem was titled, “Defence of Fort Henry.”
Marcie is one of the students in Ms. Nesbitt's class.
- female child
- female teen
Charlie’s sleeping again.
Charlie is one of Ms. Nesbitt's students.
- male child
- male teen
*just woke up* Huh?! What? Why? How? Uhhh… what’s going on… uh… good morning, Ms. Nesbitt?
I know that, Ms. Nesbitt! I was there! And there were congressmen and the president was the host of the celebration!
*sing something, see if you can carry a tune.*
Brennan is one of Ms. Nesbitt's students.
- male teen
- male child
Hey, Charlie. How’s it going?
Cheer up, Charlie. At least it’s the last day before Thanksgiving break.
*sing something, see if you can carry a tune.*
You're the singing double for Ms. Nesbitt.
- american
- british (liverpool)
- female adult
- british
- american (transatlantic)
*sing something, see if you can carry a tune.*
You're Charlie's signing double.
- male teen
- male child
*sing something, see if you can carry a tune.*
You're Brennan's singing double.
- male teen
- male child
*sing something, see if you can carry a tune.*
The script is still a work-in-progress, so if we get any new characters, be ready in case you get cast.
*sing something to see if you can carry a tune*
Cornonthecob is one of Kid Nastee's ancestors.
- english
- Egyptian
- male adult
- male child
- egyptian
- Royal
- snarky
That’s KING Cornonthecob to you, lady!
The Egyptians are the characters from the 1226 AD scenes. They're appalled by the king's laziness.
- Egyptian
- english
- egyptian
Hey! King Cornonthecob? What are you doing?
Is this where you spend most of your time?
Misirli Misirlou is the only inhabitant of Egypt that has any power over Cornonthecob. She's not a deity, don't get the wrong idea.
- english
- Egyptian
- Royalty
- Regal
- female adult
- egyptian
- sassy
Cornonthecob…
Lady?! Do you know who I am? I am Misirli Misirlou, and I hear you’ve been very naughty.
Lazing around at home while the others have been working endlessly? Sounds naughty to me. I’m revoking all of your property and power.
Linda Andersson is the original Kid Nastee's wife.
- english
- swedish
- swedish
- female young adult
Linda Andersson. What’s your name?
That’s funny. You’re not very evil.
Linked song lyrics:
(singing) We’re sailing from Jersey
We’re off to claim some land
We’d best better hurry
And do this while we can
We’ll cross the Atlantic
And then we’ll reach some shore
We hope it’s gigantic
And then we’ll search some more
- english
- british
- american (new jersey)
Sing a cover of the linked song.
Umm… let’s name it New London?
How about, New Europe?
I’ve got it! Let’s name this land, New York!
The beach-goers are in the New York scene.
Um… this isn’t unclaimed territory. This is New Amsterdam.
So… wanna build a city around here?
Self-explanatory.
- Colonial
- british
- american
- male adult
- american (transatlantic)
ATTENTION, EVERYONE! I HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO MAKE! I declare this land independent from Great Britain!
And to celebrate this harmonious event, I have prepared a song that we shall all sing! From the top! And a one, and a two, and a one, two, three, fouuuuur… I do not have any lyrics. Who wants to volunteer to write a song to declare our independence?
Don’t sing it out loud! Someone might steal your idea. Now you’ve got to change it. You know what? Just whisper it in my ear.
*Say something you think would fit*
Francis Scott Key is one of the earlier scenes.
- male adult
- american
O! say can you see by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watch'd, were so gallantly streaming? And the Rockets' red glare, the Bombs bursting in air, Gave proof through the night that our Flag was still there; O! say does that star-spangled Banner yet wave, O'er the Land of the free and the home of the brave?
Francis Scott Key's dad.
- male adult
Okay, here’s the plan: In 28 months from now, it will be November 1778. That’s when we get to work. Then, if everything goes accordingly, the baby should be born on August 1, 1779. But we should start early in the month if that’s gonna happen. Then, we’re gonna wait until he turns 35, so he can start writing the National Anthem for this country. Then, he’ll have to send it to Congress, and all that’s left is for them to accept it, and boom! We’ll have a National Anthem!
Francis Scott Key's mom.
- female adult
Shall we say… 230 years from now? That’s when I want our son to be born.
Oh, you’re right. I hadn’t thought of that… well, then… lets figure something out. If we want to have a kid, we gotta…
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