Psychological Indie Animation (Name Hidden for now)
Project Overview
VOICE ACTOR CASTING — INDIE ANIMATION PILOT (Original Work)
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode
Approximately 9–12 episodes (season 1).
Planned episode runtime is approximately 20–25 minutes per episode.
SERIES OVERVIEW
This pilot series is a dark sci-fi psychological action adventure set inside a surreal, game-like containment world of shifting environments, living toys, and unstable rules where participants must survive structured “runs” by forming binding contracts with entities that act as companions, tools, or threats. These bonds carry heavy emotional and psychological consequences, making survival depend as much on mental stability and relationships as on strategy. As the story progresses, the cast discovers that they aren't simply a game but a controlled system with hidden intent, overseen by unseen administrators, and as the rules begin to break down, they are forced to confront the possibility that escape is not the end goal—only transformation or assimilation into something larger.
ROLE TYPES & COMPENSATION (Per Episode)
CAD $15 – $100 per episode depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
(Characters with minimal dialogue will be at the lower end of the range, while main characters with high dialogue volume and emotional performance requirements will be at the higher end.)
Note: While several characters are recurring supporting roles across the series, Episode 1 is primarily focused on Character A. As a result, some recurring characters may have limited dialogue or brief appearances during the pilot episode. Compensation may vary depending on actual episode workload, dialogue volume, and recording requirements. Similar adjustments may apply in future episodes depending on story focus and character involvement.
Rates may increase in future episodes depending on production funding and series development.
Project is still currently in the pre-development stage.
Casting for other Character will be announced at a later date.
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Character A s a nervous, shy, and often awkward thinker who tries to appear calm, strong, and confident even when she’s unsure. She carefully observes situations and processes things internally, but under pressure she can slip into panic, sarcasm, or rapid problem-solving as she struggles to stay in control.
Voice direction: Slightly hesitant baseline with an attempt to sound calm and confident. Can shift into panic, awkward sarcasm, frustration, and determined leadership depending on the situation and emotional pressure.
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode - depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
AUDITION SIDES (SAMPLE LINES — NOT FULL SCRIPT)
Please use these as voice references for tone, emotion, and delivery style. You are also welcome to add your own interpretation and creative nuances, as long as the core character intent is maintained.
Character A sample lines:
“Hey… You’re not, like… dangerous, are you?” (Uneasy)
“…Okay, cool. Great. Love that.” (Awkward forced calm)
“WHAT KIND OF VR GAME STARTS WITH A SLIDE?!” (panicked / yelling while sliding)
“Hey uh, (chuckles), how… Do I log out again?” (awkward / confused / trying to act casual)
NOTE
Character screen time and dialogue volume may vary per episode depending on the script. Core character personalities remain consistent throughout the series.
- english
- animation/character
- canadian
- female young adult
- american
- animation
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Character B is a confident, confrontational, and edgy character with sharp sarcasm and a teasing, almost provocative sense of humor. She often comes across relaxed or detached, but quickly becomes more intense, expressive, and assertive when challenged or engaged, rarely backing down in conversations.
Voice direction: Controlled but edgy and assertive tone with strong sarcasm and confrontational delivery. Can shift into more energetic, emotionally charged moments when provoked or taking control of a situation.
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode - depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
AUDITION SIDES (SAMPLE LINES — NOT FULL SCRIPT)
Please use these as voice references for tone, emotion, and delivery style. You are also welcome to add your own interpretation and creative nuances, as long as the core character intent is maintained.
Character B sample lines:
“Yeah, blame me. That’s what you’re good at.” (sarcastic defensive)
“Fine. I’ll help. Don’t make it weird.” (reluctant)
“Eh, you’ll figure it out eventually.” (casual / unconcerned reassurance)
“Oh yeah, sure. Let's just follow three strangers who might kill us in the middle of wherever this is. Wonderful.” (sarcastic / deadpan sarcasm)
NOTE
Character screen time and dialogue volume may vary per episode depending on the script. Core character personalities remain consistent throughout the series.
- english
- female young adult
- animation
- animation/character
- asian american
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Character C is shy, quiet, and deeply lacking in self-confidence, often second-guessing himself and staying in the background due to his tendency to not trust his own judgment. He usually speaks softly and hesitantly, but in rare, extreme moments of pressure or emotional collapse, he “snaps” into a completely different state -becoming chaotic, energized, and unsettlingly cheerful while acting with dangerous intensity and precision.
Voice direction: Soft, uncertain baseline voice with rare but extreme emotional shifts into a fast-paced, energetic, and unsettlingly upbeat tone that contrasts sharply with his usual nervous demeanor.
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode - depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
AUDITION SIDES (SAMPLE LINES — NOT FULL SCRIPT)
Please use these as voice references for tone, emotion, and delivery style. You are also welcome to add your own interpretation and creative nuances, as long as the core character intent is maintained.
Character C sample lines:
“I… I didn’t mean to mess it up.” (nervous)
“Just give me a second… I can figure this out.” (uncertain focus)
“Why does it always go wrong when I try?” (tearful / self-blaming)
“WAHAHAHAHA! I’M GONNA KILL YOU ALL!” (manic / unhinged laughter / sudden aggression)
NOTE
Character screen time and dialogue volume may vary per episode depending on the script. Core character personalities remain consistent throughout the series.
- english
- male young adult
- male teen
- animation
- american
- animation/character
- canadian
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Character D is clumsy, sarcastic, blunt, and the group’s troublemaker who always speaks his mind without hesitation. He hides his past and emotional pain behind humor, teasing, and constant joking, often using sarcasm to deflect serious moments or avoid getting too close to others emotionally. Beneath the joking and provocations, there are brief moments where his vulnerability slips through, revealing that he cares more than he lets on.
Voice direction: Confident, quick-witted, and slightly reckless delivery with a natural comedic timing. Can shift into more grounded, emotionally strained moments when his humor breaks down.
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode - depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
AUDITION SIDES (SAMPLE LINES — NOT FULL SCRIPT)
Please use these as voice references for tone, emotion, and delivery style. You are also welcome to add your own interpretation and creative nuances, as long as the core character intent is maintained.
Character D sample lines:
“Relax. If we’re going to die, at least make it interesting.” (sarcastic)
“You take everything so seriously… It's kind of impressive.” (teasing)
“It’s a joke. Don’t explode over it.” (provoking)
“Hey, at least let me finish my swearing.” (annoyed / interrupted mid-rant)
NOTE
Character screen time and dialogue volume may vary per episode depending on the script. Core character personalities remain consistent throughout the series.
- english
- male young adult
- male adult
- animation/character
- animation
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Character E is a theatrical, cinematic, and highly performative antagonist who treats every moment like part of a staged show. As the commanding presence behind “The Playhouse,” he exerts control through charisma, psychological manipulation, and dramatic presence rather than force, always speaking as if he is being watched and wants to be remembered. His personality is precise, controlled, and intentionally expressive, with a constant sense that he is performing for an unseen audience.
Voice direction: Calm, commanding, and deliberately paced with a strong theatrical cadence. Every line should feel intentional and performance-like, with subtle intensity and a sense of controlled spectacle underneath.
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode - depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
AUDITION SIDES (SAMPLE LINES — NOT FULL SCRIPT)
Please use these as voice references for tone, emotion, and delivery style. You are also welcome to add your own interpretation and creative nuances, as long as the core character intent is maintained.
Character E sample lines:
“It’s time for the annual binding.. Of playthings.” (ceremonial / ominous announcement)
“Oh my my my.. such a surprise this is.” (slow, amused / theatrical curiosity)
“Silence is not weakness—it is what comes before obedience.” (calm threat)
“This is the Playhouse, and you.. are just my playthings.” (calm, controlled authority / unsettlingly playful menace)
NOTE
Character screen time and dialogue volume may vary per episode depending on the script. Core character personalities remain consistent throughout the series.
- english
- british
- male adult
- animation/character
- mid atlantic
- animation
- transatlantic
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Character F is a mysterious, human-like presence known for keeping secrets and revealing very little about his true intentions. He is highly observant, rarely speaks, and prefers to communicate through presence, silence, and subtle actions rather than words, only speaking when absolutely necessary. When he does speak, his voice is deep, controlled, and calm, carrying a strong, composed masculine presence that feels both comforting and unsettling at the same time.
Voice direction: Minimal dialogue role. Extremely controlled, quiet, and deliberate delivery. When speaking, the tone should be deep, smooth, and emotionally restrained, with an unsettling sense of calm and authority. Strong emphasis on silence, timing, and presence over dialogue.
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode - depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
AUDITION SIDES (SAMPLE LINES — NOT FULL SCRIPT)
Please use these as voice references for tone, emotion, and delivery style. You are also welcome to add your own interpretation and creative nuances, as long as the core character intent is maintained.
Character F sample lines:
"They didn't tell you, did they?" (mysterious / calm certainty / unsettlingly informed)
“You’re already marked.” (calm threat)
“Wrong direction.” (quiet correction)
“Playthings break easily… I… break easily.” (soft, almost kind / fragile calm)
NOTE
Character screen time and dialogue volume may vary per episode depending on the script. Core character personalities remain consistent throughout the series.
- english
- male adult
- animation/character
- animation
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Character G is elegant, charming, and dangerously charismatic. She carries herself with the confidence of someone accustomed to getting what she wants, speaking with a refined, polished manner that immediately stands out from everyone around her. Beneath her smooth flirtation and playful teasing lies a possessive streak—she becomes surprisingly jealous when attention shifts away from her and rarely enjoys losing control of a situation. While she often appears warm and inviting, there is always a subtle sense that she is evaluating everyone around her for her own amusement.
Voice direction: Smooth, refined, and effortlessly confident. Slightly sophisticated or upper-class accent. Flirtation should feel natural rather than exaggerated. Capable of shifting from playful charm to quiet jealousy or possessive intensity without raising her voice much. Even when upset, she remains composed and elegant.
Non-Union | Remote | Paid Per Episode - depending on:
Line count
Role importance
Performance intensity
AUDITION SIDES (SAMPLE LINES — NOT FULL SCRIPT)
Please use these as voice references for tone, emotion, and delivery style. You are also welcome to add your own interpretation and creative nuances, as long as the core character intent is maintained.
Character G sample lines:
"Oh? And here I thought you were looking for me." (playful flirtation)
"Careful. People tend to mistake kindness for permission." (polite warning)
"Mm. I suppose I'll forgive you... eventually." (playful possessiveness)
"Now that's disappointing. I was enjoying having your attention." (subtle jealousy)
NOTE
Character screen time and dialogue volume may vary per episode depending on the script. Core character personalities remain consistent throughout the series.
- english
- female adult
- female young adult
- animation/character
- british
- animation
*Say something you think would fit*
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