Lost N Found - Short Film

Lost N Found - Short Film

Project Overview

This is a student film about a young puppy who, after losing his favorite toy, clings to the hope of getting it back, only to overcome the loss and learn to love again. It tackles loss and acceptance in a very casual manner, while addressing that it is not just normal to lose things in life, but that you will love again despite the grief.

Project Roles: Wonton Lila
Wonton
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Wonton
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Paid: Flat Rate 75 USD

Lead role! A young anthropomorphic bull terrier puppy (about 11-12 years old) who’s energetic, rambunctious, easily anxious, but full of love. He can be a bit irritating and needy for attention at times, but his heart is in the right place. Voice claims: Spike (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic) and Gumball (The Amazing World of Gumball). Around 12 lines, delivered as separate WAV files.

Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • american
  • high energy
  • expressive
  • animation/character
  • Cathy Wesluck
  • young boy
  • child
  • (hysterical, panicked) The ball! I’ve been looking everywhere and I can’t find it!

  • (somber, ramping up in sadness and speed,) It’s just, that was my favorite toy ever. And I loved it so much, and it gave me so much purpose, and now it’s gone, and I-

  • (excited, giddy) I know, right? This might be my new favorite thing ever!

Lila
Voice Actor Voice Actor
Lila
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Paid: Flat Rate 80 USD

Lead role! An older, snarky and surly anthropomorphic bull terrier who’s been through life long enough to know how rough it can be. (Adult woman, ~30 years old). She can be very standoffish most of the time, but softens up around those she cares for. Voice claims: Zooble (The Amazing Digital Circus) and Loona (Helluva Boss). Around 11 lines, delivered as separate WAV files.

Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • female adult
  • sarcastic
  • american
  • monotone
  • Low energy
  • (De-escalating, shocked) Woah, woah, slow down buddy. One word at a time—

  • (Irritated, snarky) Was trashing the whole house really necessary for this?

  • (Reassuring, serious) Wonton, that toy didn’t give you purpose. You gave it purpose by loving it so much, not the other way around.

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