WWTA Animated Feature
Project Overview
Seeking voices for featured party sequences featured in an upcoming independent feature length documentary film.
Looking for actors who are comfortable doing ADR (we will supply finished video). Current roles needed:
AL - 50's, male, bassy voice
DEE - 50's, female, soulful voice
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Damon is a male TV executive, 30's, mid career, serious but creative. He fancies himself a "disrupter."
Keep in mind reads should be conversational - these will be animated meetings but featured in a documentary.
Thanks for coming in. I think we can see it quite clearly. I mean I can imagine you guys going out to like an Obama rally and finding a lot of subjects.
The sizzle reel is amazing. We can see great potential here.
Great meeting guys. Send us a budget. I can't wait to get started.
Chris is a male TV executive, 20's, early career, flippant. Serious about making TV but not much else.
Keep in mind reads should be conversational - these will be animated meetings but featured in a documentary.
Great to meet you. Thanks for coming this way. The executive producers are busy but they wanted this meeting to happen regardless.
It's activist television. It's exactly the kind of show I want to make.
They love it. Here's the thing guys, our showrunners don't think the show needs a host.
Barrik is a male TV sales executive, 30's, mid career, fun, creative and all about getting "deals done." No smarmy, very forthright/honest.
Keep in mind reads should be conversational - these will be animated meetings but featured in a documentary.
Hi guys thanks for jumping on this call. How's the weather in London anwyay?
One of the things we're hearing back from people is the "too worthy" argument. Should we discuss that?
Erin said that we can say she's interested but not attached to the project.
Howard is a British TV executive, 40's. Nice but honest. Suburban.
Keep in mind reads should be conversational - these will be animated meetings but featured in a documentary.
It could be fully funded by a UK broadcaster, but 100% of the IP goes back to the production company, so at that point we're free to do with it whatever we choose.
I think we're prety much in the position where, as a brand, as a concept, the show itself is a hard concept to sell. Does that make sense?
However the films are made, they'll be made fully funded. And also, as you know in the UK we keep the rights.
Steve is a British TV executive, 50's. Senior, strategic, creative and friendly.
Keep in mind reads should be conversational - these will be animated meetings but featured in a documentary.
the one thing we're trying to get a handle on right now, is what becomes that unique selling point that we can use for these stories.
One of the problems you have in the UK, is you know we have far less choice of networks and channels and just what the commissioners want right now.
And we have a lot of films that get made, one-off journeys, the kind of things you guys are talking about. And one of the things we've grappled with, is whether the actual umbrella of the show is a strong enough umbrella to be able to embrace al lof those different individual films. Does that make sense?
Barry is a TV executive, 50's. Senior, strategic, friendly but business minded.
Keep in mind reads should be conversational - these will be animated meetings but featured in a documentary.
How did you come up with this idea?
It's really unique. It's like a gigantic call to action.
I mean we can't make you rich, but we can make this show. Great meeting guys. Send us a budget. We can't wait to get started.
Tyler is in his late 20's. Creative, funny and a bit self obsessed.
Keep in mind reads should be conversational - these will be animated meetings but featured in a documentary.
I love this. it's the edginess I'm looking for.
Cut me some of the edgier suff and I'll take this upstairs. When it's ready, I'd like to take this upstairs and get it in front of Bob - one of our heavyweights - and part of the Reality team.
Agreed. Picking the subjects will be critical
Char is 40ish , a producer, a dealmaker. This dialogue is part of a meeting setting so please try to make it conversational.
Yeah, we could do that.
Good to see you; thanks for meeting with us.
Whatever we decide, the show has to remain authentic. We don't want this to be a reality show.
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