The Fire Master: Dr. Flame [R-Rated Superhero Audio-Play Series]
Harrison Perevell for Senator Claude Dolph Stallone
Stallone comes from a time back when Superheroes were great.
A man of action hardened by war but not forgetting what it means to be human. He’s the lovingly out of touch uncle who is trying to make the rest of the US understand the upcoming threat of super villains in the country. Yes, he's the Senator of California.
His voice is much older than the rest of main characters. He has a deep raspy voice with a big personality that can slip from goofy to serious. Pretty sounding like a parody of an particular 80s action hero [Yes we do know what we did]
( clearing his throat )
Aaah-----I do apologize for the less than stellar introductions, Dr. Flame. What are the odds of that happening twice, eh? Water-- If I didn’t know any better, I’d fathom that it was trying to sneak up and kill me when I least suspected it, or something.
(One final throat clear.)
But, regardless… you son of a bitch---Come on in! How are you?[Getting right to business; In a meeting]:
Right to the point, I like that! Fair enough, Dr. Flame, I won’t dawdle around the punchline then! As you’re fully aware, we take our line of work very seriously in the SSDF. However, as of late, we’ve been running into a----how do you say--- a hunch that we’re not quite making as much of an impact as we’d like with the general populous.[Chipper]:
You’re a funny guy, Andres. I like you! -----
(Eerily serious)
That’s why I’m gonna kill you last…
While you got the unique voice/take on the character. I highly suggest to upgrade your microphone. Most Headset mic are not beneficial for voice acting and give off low quality and a lot of peaking. Thus it'll most likely get rejected in most projects due to that. Since you might be new in the game, I'll recommend a microphone you can use right now in the future, and redo this take at some point. *Blue Yeti [ To Start you off budget wise, and just doing vocal work for fun but at least with better quality] *CM25 XLR Condenser Microphone with Focus Scarlett USB audio interface [ If you're serious on doing this professionally later]
Thank you. I really do need to get an actual microphone, and I hope to have one by early December. I am new as in no actual experience, thanks for the recommendation. My budget for when I do get a new mic is anywhere between $20-$100. If the role is still available by then I will redo.