We’ll Make Our Own Pack: Update 3

Elise is a golden retriever gal with a loud sense of humor. She acts a lot like a classic teenage girl, but doesn’t follow trends or have a particularly noticeable sense of fashion. She does care for her friends and protects them from anyone or anything without a second thought. She is the main character.

Voice: Elise is highly energetic and speaks with confidence. She can have either a higher or lower voice, but is generally average. She does not have a particularly high or low voice. In my head she has an American accent, but I am open to all accents if they fit her well enough. It is obvious what she is feeling when she speaks.

Matt is the love interest of Elise. He’s kind and passive, but not shy. Get him going and he can be as witty as anyone else. He hates conflict but isn’t a pushover. If it’s for the best, he’ll do what he needs to. He’s kind of seen as nerdy because of his glasses and also his high productivity levels. He has been described as a workaholic at times, and is a little camera shy.

Voice: Matt isn’t nearly as energetic as Elise, but has a fairly similar voice to her. It’s around average, not too high or low, and not too strong or soft either. I think I’ll be pleased with most auditions, to be honest. As for accent, I’m hoping for a British or more accurately, UK accent. I also will allow Australian or American, if it fits well.

Note: If you’re inherently American, and wanna try for a British accent, please try to be less prominent. I’ve noticed that a lot of people try too hard to be British and it ends up sounding fake. The type of accent I want is more subtle, and could even sound American on some words without specific vowels. You can always send in multiple auditions if you’re not sure how it should sound.

Henry is Matt’s best friend. He’s a chill character who doesn’t bother avoiding things. Instead, he just outright declines them. For instance, if he was told to take out the trash, he wouldn’t bother making excuses. Instead, he might look you in the eye and say, “Nope. Not feeling like a slave today.” He’s a hobby jumper, and is moderate in everything he has ever and will ever try. This also means he is pretty indecisive on what he wants to do with his life because he doesn’t have one strong passion.

Voice: This role will probably say Bro a lot. That's just Henry. He's a pretty chill individual, and doesn't get angry easily. He does, however, have a very expressive side in terms of victory and competition. Other than those strong bursts, he tends to stay at a mediocre range level. Don't overemphasize things unless the situation calls for it.

Oliver is the last wolf of the pack. Being an omega, he’s the lowest in power. He’s timid, and silent, and very distant. He skips out on things his friends are going to and makes excuses. Oliver has a bad relationship with the beta wolf, Aaron, due to doing nothing in most situations that the beta dubs “important.” If you ever leave them alone, they’ll fight— but that’s about as much interaction you can get out of the omega. Unless you’re Danielle. Danielle is magic. He doesn’t enjoy his situation and doesn’t care to hide it. Danielle has an outside perspective and takes him by surprise— they become good friends later on.

Voice: He doesn't speak much compared to the other supporting roles. When he does, he's usually sounding indifferent to anything suggested. He has almost no emotion in his voice when he's around his normal group, and has an air around him that suggests he would like be anywhere else-- just not here. He's got a lot hiding under that silence, and it's hard to make it come out to the top.

This character here is the male alpha of the wolf pack in our story. He takes pride in his pack and has the thirst for hunt for no particular reason. He’s very smart and schemes easily, but mostly doesn’t care about the existence of others as long as they stay out of his way. He is calm and collected most times, and looks logically at every situation. If it makes sense for him to stop his feisty beta from pounding other students in the floor, he will. No need, or room, for debate. He cares a lot for his girlfriend and knows her better than anyone.

Voice: Speaks cooly and with a lot of authority. He finds it is easiest to lead when he has a strong grasp on everything happening around him, and being calm about his surrounds helps enormously. He doesn't show much emotion to the public, for fear of slipping up, and has the must comfort when speaking alone to Felicia. This character always has a hint of emotion in his voice but stays relatively neutral. 

This lady here is a raccoon authority figure of the school. I’m not sure if she’s a professor, a councilor, or a principal, but it hardly matters. All that you need to know is that she’s hardworking, strict and is tired of seeing Elise pick fights with the wolves.

Voice: She's firm, direct, and doesn't let any misbehavior go unpunished. She is strict, but not unkind, and gives as fair judgements as she can. She will really only be speaking when someone's breaking the rules. So she'll probably be a little ticked.

Matt’s mom as of now will only appear in one or two scenes. She should match his accent, whatever that ends up being. I will update this. She is very excited about everything her son does, and is constantly proud of things he doesn’t care about. This is mostly due to him having only one close friend and not caring much about extracurriculars.

Voice: Aside from accent, her voice type isn’t too specific. She has a lot of energy when she's excited, (which is a little too often, honestly) but other than that is more or less up for debate.

This character will only have a few lines in a single scene, or maybe a few. She can be either gender based off of which gender voice actor I get for this role. This audition area is for female tryouts. She is a teacher, she hates her job, and tends to sound very bored when she talks. When you read the lines, consider the emotion I’ve assigned the line, but then add a layer of “I’m so done” on top of it.

This character will only have a few lines in a single scene, or maybe a few. He can be either gender based off of which gender voice actor I get for this role. This audition area is for male tryouts. He is a teacher, he hates his job, and tends to sound very bored when he talks. When you read the lines, consider the emotion I’ve assigned the line, but then add a layer of “I’m so done” on top of it.