RWBY: REMNANTS [Fanmade Illustrated Video Series]
JHQK for Oscar
A humble boy and protégé of Headmaster Ozpin. Expected to have a different surname from the show for story reasons.
Would sound more or less as he does in RWBY. He has a very "male protagonist" type voice. His voice has a quality of earnesty, and while often unsure and awkward, belies a sense of resolve and a sharp mind beneath. Oscar is often clumsy and uncertain of himself, but slowly grows to become more confident in himself as he continues his apprenticeship under Ozpin and watches Team RWBY's exploits.
Oscar will be quite prominent in the series, so his voice acting requires some decent versatility, able to act in awkward, brave and frantic situations alike.
A drawing of a slightly older Oscar, after he's begun to settle into his role as Ozpin's protégé.
[Doing work by Ozpin's side, nervously holding books close to his chest and nodding at everything Ozpin says. Sounds like he's balancing five tasks at once and is unable to keep up with the current one.]
"Y-Yes Headmaster! Sorry Headmaster. I'll get these to the library right away." *panics* "Wh... Where is the library again...?"
[Oscar runs into Ruby in the hallway, both of them falling to the floor, scattering Oscar's stacks of books and paperwork onto the floor. He is nervous and awkward, having never really talked to girls much before.]
"Oh gosh... oh man, I'm so sorry!" [Ruby tries to help] "N-No! I've got it, seriously!"
[they both calm down and Ruby introduces herself]
"Me? Oh. I'm just nobody special, really..." *meek laugh* "I'm Oscar. The Headmaster- I mean, Professor Ozpin took me in, as a... well, not a student... not really as a staff member either... I'm not sure what I'm here for, really..." *awkward laugh*
[Extra context - Ruby laughs, replying: "Yep, that kinda sounds like Professor Ozpin alright..."]
[During a Grimm attack. Sounds panicked and has to raise his voice over the chaos happening around him, but gathers his courage to go out and try to save whoever he can.]
"The Grimm have breached the first line! Headmaster, get back!"
"Everyone else, follow me! The shelter is this way, come on!"
Very strong performance, well done. I like how you've captured a very tangible panic and distress in his voice in the third line, though I'd love to see you push yourself to raise your voice or shout for this particularly dramatic part, as it helps me understand the upper limits of your performance. But thank you!