Project: Vigilante, Game Changers Arc
Joseph Ptacek for Loic Ernstsson
Deadline: 1st March 2021
Voice/Language: Must be able to sound upbeat, casual, moody, monotone at the drop of a hat; language should be able to vary from slang to formal; cussing could be from none at all to every other word; should be able to do all sorts of accents, predominantly should sound Icelandic (if you do try the accents, please also record your voice without it for comparison, unless it's natural)
Important: Not all vocal aspects need to be fulfilled (the accents), however, it would be preferable. Improvisation for this character is a plus.
History/relationships: Keane's twin brother, friend to Reaper, client to Game Changers
Personality: More cunning and deceptive of the pair, though he is also the more serious one when the occasion calls for it. Though he acts mature, he's not as intelligent or knowledgeable as he seems. Can mimic his brother perfectly, and vice versa.
Feel free to vary tone and wording, I'd be interested to hear what you've got!
Blameless, light-hearted
"Aw come on, it's a harmless prank!"
Sarcastic, jokingly
"Me? I'm offended you'd say that. You make it sound like I want to cause trouble."
Reassuring but stern
"Keane, calm down. It shouldn't be too hard to get out of this situation."
Threatening
"A joke? No, no, no. I have every intent to kill you, believe me."
Monologue
"Loic? Nah, ain't me, you've got the wrong twin." [laughs] "I can't believe you fell for that! I'm the better looking one, how could you get me mixed up with Keane? Yeah, yeah, whatever you say. Reaper? Definitely never heard of 'em. Sounds like a pretty dangerous person though, be careful buddy." [contains laughter] "I'm sorry, I have to go before I catch your idiocy."
As always, your pacing is great and your emphases are well placed! I still feel as if you're lacking in the expression department however. I can tell it's there, it's just not as strong as I would like, especially for this character. Thank you for taking time to audition though!
Thank you for the feedback! I'm always hoping to improve and hearing what I need to work on is a huge help. Thank's again!