Decades after the death of Roj Blake, the Federation uncovers Orac on the outlaw world of Gauda Prime, the supercomputer’s desperate distress calls bring together a group of disparate outcasts. The band of misfits seize a familiar alien warship they name the Vindictus and rally under Lou Blake, a bold but untested leader with strong ties to the past.
Guided by computer genius Zac Ensor, the crew attempts to retrieve a cloaking device from his grandfather’s base on Aristo. But when mercenary Nico Ilex beats them to it, the laboratory collapses and the savage Phibians close in, survival becomes their only victory.
The crew now face a double jeopardy. Not only are they hunted by the Federation but also stalked by a shadowy cabal known as the Faction. Blake and her fractured crew must choose to either chase Ilex or confront a new, unknown threat that could rewrite the galaxy’s future.
High stakes and hidden agendas dominate as the rebels continue their fragile fight for freedom.
Hello everyone,
Thank you all for the time you spent in auditioning for these parts. The competition was fierce and the quality very high.
I wish I didn't have to choose but for those of you not selected this time, know that your auditions were considered carefully and you are all worthy. Sometimes, it's right time, right place. I appreciate you all.
If you would like any feedback or have questions, feel free to contact me.
Best regards,
Julia Drake
Hello everyone!
Well, the deadline for submissions has now passed and I will be reviewing all the entries in the coming week for the unassigned parts. I'll post an update once all decisions are made and after contacting the successful Actors.
I'll take this opportunity to thank you all for your interest and for taking the time to consider, record and upload your entries. Amazing response. It won't be easy to decide but you are all worthy.
Best regards,
Julia
Voice Actor
A long-serving officer in the Federation, Sobek has defected to the Faction. Scarred and jaded, his career has been one of duty and danger. He's in his mid-forties, fit and disciplined. A soldier through and through but with a renewed purpose.
'Operative Cerberus, I was instructed by the Executive to rendezvous with you and ensure our friend Ilex delivers what we need. He is to pay dearly for his insubordination.' [Informative, businesslike but passionate]
'Why?’ [Thoughtful] - [then suddenly realising] ‘He must be disabled in some way; he wouldn’t just sit there if he could escape without being seen. Ilex may be arrogant, but he is not stupid!'
[Seething] ‘As both the Anubis and the Hecate’s weaponry systems are compromised and we do not have any indication as to where Ilex could be, I suggest that for now it would be prudent to withdraw. Ilex has escaped for the time being, but he will reveal himself again and when he does, he will be dealt with accordingly.’
Voice Actor
Yorgos is a field tested commander. Imposing, confident and direct with little warmth. He's risen through the ranks and is devoted to his military duty, without question. He demands respect. This is a small part initially that will return in future episodes.
‘Yes comrade. I too am deeply concerned and angered at how military matters are now secondary to the tittle-tattle of bureaucrats.'
‘I will help you Ariq. I have been a loyal soldier of the Federation since I was a mere sixteen years old, but what it is becoming, I no longer recognise.’
Voice Actor
An intelligent strategist within the Federaton, given to the enjoyment of her station. In her forties, she's a little flirtatious and suggestive in a subtle way.
‘You never change. Still pouncing on unsuspecting Troopers, are we?’ [light-hearted teasing]
‘An officer without assignment is like a dog without a bone. I’m sure that will please him no end.’ [Smiling sarcastically]
Voice Actor
A nondescript man physically, deliberately placed to operate in the shadows. His voice can move from subtle to firm.
‘Space Commander, I gather you find the current direction of the Federation military and civil policy to be less than satisfactory?’
‘No one knows, and the unanimous view of the Executive is that it is better that way.
[Subtle laughing, various types please]
