I’m putting together a charity fundraising music video featuring voice actors from across the community and I’m looking for people who’d like to get involved.
The plan is to have a load of VAs singing different parts of the same song, with everyone edited together into one video.
You don’t need to be a professional singer. If you enjoy singing and can hold a tune, you’re more than welcome.
How it’ll work:
Send in a short sample of yourself singing. Clean audio please!
If selected you’ll receive a backing track and recording instructions for a delightful little parody song.
Record your vocals and film the performance.
Everything will be mixed and edited into a finished video.
I fully appreciate that some people don’t like the idea of on-screen performances and that’s ok! There are opportunities for simple backing harmonies, so please say if that’s your preference in the audition comments.
Some of you wondrous folks use mocap VTuber rigs, and that’s cool too.
Or if you’d simply like to donate to a good cause, and learn why the heck a ceiling light is the image for this project, you can do so here:
www.justgiving.com/page/dittdutton
This is an unpaid charity opportunity. Everyone featured will be credited, showcasing your marvellous talent.
I’ll be posting the finished video on YouTube. If you’d like to share your contribution on social media, please stick to short clips/reels linking back to the main video and the donation link above. Please also consider donating to the fundraising page if you generate revenue from clipping it!
I might not be able to include everyone who’s interested unless some crazy-talented editors are out there, but I’m keen to get a good mix of voices involved.
Happy to sign NAVA AI riders of course. I’m not in the business of cloning my friends’ voices.
No I won’t close auditions early, they’ll all be listened to!
Now go get in the booth and have some fun!!
Ta-ta for now,
Ditt x
Please note the project is open to voice actors aged 18 and over as the final video will feature participants’ faces & voices, and it will be published online.