PLEASE IGNORE THE DEADLINES, IT IS NOT THE OFFICIAL ONE. I'd like to get everything casted by July 31, 2020. If this needs to be extended, than it shall, but it shall not be shortened.
I will also be updating more and more information to this as time goes by. Anything that is important, such as an official deadline or starting of the project or adding of roles will be posted as an update and announced
Even if you don't have CCC you can audition via csrcreates (@) gmail (.) com - Just title the email "Audition for No Death in the Dollhouse" or "Auditions for NDitD" and mention the roles you are auditioning for, an alias to call you by, and please put the role's name in your file's title. OR you can send an audition to the CSR Creations server: https://discord.gg/Fv7mmWZ
This is an RPG that follows different player characters. The story takes place in late Edwardian era (really early 1900s) in Pennsylvania, America (a lot of the characters have accents from all walks of life, so there is no need to feel detoured by its location).
Currently, I am not promising any money for this project, but I do hope that I will be able to. But as I do not know what the future holds, I will not say any prices.
Also, NO ONE NEEDS TO FAKE AN ACCENT. I know I put the accents in, but you honestly do not need to have any of the assign accents. Besides, I don't want to have only some people faking an accent and some without if not everyone can do it. Using your natural accent, even if it's not close to the characters is alright, but if you can do a convincing accent for the appropriate character, feel free to.
All I can say is to at least have a decent mic and avoid too much background noise when it comes to the actual project (I don't mind some shuffling/animal or traffic noise for the audition, though),
Feel free to audition for more than one character, it helps gives both of us options and lets me see your range.
Synopsis (forgive how this is crappily written, please):
“For any orphan, it seems like heaven on earth in this beautiful mansion with its many caregivers and the accompanying playmates. Such kindhearted people, with plenty to spare, taking in these poor misfortunate souls. Surely it is too good to be true. Of course, nothing in this world is free, and even this happy home has a price to pay.”
Thank you all so much and I look forward to what you all have to show!