Ten Feet to the West (SCRAPPED)

Ten Feet to the West (SCRAPPED)

Project Overview

    Ten Feet to the West is an animated series created by...Me! Written and (hopefully) animated by Steel-Pineapples (Or on this website, gwalton5789). 

    Ten Feet to the West is about wolves and standing up for what is right. It's about three powerful sisters and their many friends on a journey towards equality in the pack. The sisters must face powerful obstacles- whether it be their enemies or their own minds, they will fight through thick and thin to become greatness. They will make unexpected friendships with a deer herd, cause an uprising, and eventually achieve glory. 

    Currently, the series is 26 episodes long. I have only written 26, but I plan on merging some episodes and making it about a total of 30. It is a dialogue-heavy series so I'm searching for some good ol' voice actors to help me out.


    Currently, this casting call is only for the FIRST EPISODE. I am not casting any lead roles currently since those roles do not appear until episode 3. MOST of the roles posted below will re-appear in the series at later times, but, they are not main/lead roles by any means. This is simply a test run for me! I want to see how much attention the series attracts and how many auditions I receive. If I don't get enough, I will scrap the story. If it's getting a lot of attention, I will cast the episode and begin coloring and finishing up the episode's storyboard. 

    These roles are all unpaid roles and they are simply resume boosters and for fun. If you want to professionally voice act, look elsewhere. I am looking for talented (but not professional) individuals who are excited and dedicated to voicing my characters. Listed below are the roles for the episode.

    Feel free to audition as many times as you'd like for any and every role! I also am that kind of director that double-casts roles, so it is in your best interest to audition for multiple roles.

    Some pointers from me to you:

    - Have a clear microphone please. A little bit of background noise will not kill you! But a lot can cost you a role. Just keep the noise to a minimum!

    - Be dramatic, PLAY with the roles! I want someone who can experiment and enjoy the roles, not just read off lines like a robot. Even if you don't convey an emotion correctly, I LOVE to see the effort of emotion in auditions.


ROLES (In order of appearance):

- Narrator

- Swan

- Ensemble

- Kiara

- Matt (Alpha)

- Floodfur

- Alphas (Ensemble)

- Rosalind (Alpha)

- The Sirens (Females 1, 2, and 3)


*Images will be added later, I am still working on official character reference sheets and designs. After all, my priority was on the lead roles first!

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Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Alpha Ensemble
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Unpaid

These wolves will not appear in later episodes. The alpha ensemble are voice actors voicing background alphas who have little choppy lines during the climax of the episode. They can have any voice type or range.


  • Thou has sinned and thou shall pay in due time. I dismiss my pack!

  • Excuse me, but I was just going to do my announcement.

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Rosalind (Alpha)
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Unpaid

She is the very first antagonist we will encounter. She is rude and will try to kill Alpha Matt, and declares war on the other packs. Rosalind is evil and will die, but, she will return as a spirit to reek havoc yet again. Rosalind should have a deeper voice with preferably a British accent. She sounds evil all the time- so break out your stereotypical villain voice, because that's what I want for Rosalind.


  • None of you have ever showed my pack nor I proper respect! We could be ruling you all!


  • Well, I will see you all on the battlefield.


  • Welcome to the Assembly of the Packs, wolves.

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
The Sirens
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Unpaid

These females represent Greek sirens who once lured sailors to their doom. At the end of the episode, they do just that with Floodfur. They are beautiful and have sweet, silky voices. They are charismatic and smooth and a bit lusty. They are downright evil however, so they need to have very sweet, beautiful voices with evil hidden inside. 

I will be casting 3 separate people as the sirens, since there are 3 of them in the episode. 


  • Yeah, come closer, so we can check out your...Muscles…


  • So...This is the mighty Floodfur?

  • Closer!

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Swan
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Unpaid

Swan is the mother to the lead-role sisters. Swan is a sweet, kind, and gullible wolf. She's young, foolish, and falls in love quickly (She is similar to Romeo from Romeo and Juliet). Swan is very gentle however, and has a smooth voice that is very mother-like and feminine. She's very shy but also determined throughout the series, and needs an actor who can convey lots of feelings.

  • Every respectable wolf knows to never kill a white stag. They are graceful spirits and it will bring incredibly bad luck to any pack that kills one.


  • I have to go. Goodbye, Floodfur...I hope to see you soon…


  • I think my pups are coming...And of course, he is nowhere to be seen. Ah!

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Matt (Alpha)
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Unpaid

Matt only appears in this episode. He is the alpha of Swan's pack and gives information about upcoming topics for future episodes- he's basically a foreshadowing character. Matt has a strong, leader-like, loud voice and loves to talk a big game.

  • Attention, Sharp Mountain wolves. Some of you may have heard the rumors of the upcoming biennial Assembly of the Packs. I’ve come to stop those rumors in their pawsteps. And, it’s true.

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Ensemble
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Unpaid

I need one or two ensemble voice actors to voice background wolves in the series. In every episode, there is one wolf who has lines, but not enough for me to name them a character, and so they are ensemble. I preferably want a male and female ensemble voice actor to voice those background wolves. Any accents or voice types are acceptable!


  • What? Swan, aren’t you going to catch that?


  • I’ll get used to eating tree bark.

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Kiara
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Unpaid

Kiara is Swan's aunt and a senior of a wolf. She's old and tells a lot of stories, and will act as an ancestral guide in later episodes of the series. Kiara is funny, and has no boundaries. She curses quite a bit and says some falsehoods, but means well and loves Swan and her family very much.

She should have a raspy, breathy, elder voice, but she should still sound feminine and sweet. She's like a nice grandmother that just feeds you constantly. Kiara reminds me of the Nurse from Romeo and Juliet.


  • Oh, Swan! Did you bring that brother- that...Uh...My memory’s fadin’. What’s his name?

  • Well, a long time ago, these humans, who also lived in packs and dens, lived near us and the packs. They were so friendly to us, they even gave us massages and fed us their leftover deer meat.


  • I can’t truly explain the imprinting feeling *Yawns* but you’ll know when it happens.

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Floodfur
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Unpaid

Floodfur is the father to the lead-role sisters and the mate to Swan. He's a talented fighter and a strong wolf, and WILL appear in later episodes. Floodfur is like a gentleman, but he has a raspy sort of voice and is very hardworking. He's confident and pretty quiet generally, and dreams big. He's also a bit sappy and has a lovey-dovey voice near the end of the episode when he is with Swan.


  • But I-I don’t want to go to war. I want...I want to be with you, Swan.


  • I told you that I didn’t want to go to battle. When I first became a fighter, I was so eager to fight and ready to be the best, when in reality, I just wanted to be loved…Then I met you.

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Narrator
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Unpaid

Narrator can be any age, any gender, anything. But, the Narrator has a lot of class and sass to them. They almost act as comic relief during parts of the story, but, they also have to be serious at points. Ten Feet to the West is a tragedy of a story (Perhaps not on that level, but still sad), and the narrator must be able to show emotion and be serious at points.

Overall, they are peppy, firm, and confident, but have moments of sorrow and sympathy.


  • Welcome to the tragedy of Ten Feet to the West. Wait. I’m not doing a welcoming speech. Ugh.


  • Let’s continue our scene...AND NO I AM NOT A DICTIONARY.


  • Well, this white wolf that you’re seeing here is named Swan...The best hunter in all of the land...And her mother…

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