Introduce yourself. 

>What drew you to the project? 

>How long have you been Voice Acting for?

>What interested you about the character?

(Here is a monologue)

Source:https://www.dramanotebook.com/monologues-teenagers/

The Promotion

By: Isabel Parent, Calgary Alberta, Age 15

Gender: Male

Genre: Comedic

Description: A nervous Walmart employee makes a video tape of himself asking for a promotion.

Okay, I think I got it. Alrightie, (Mutters to self). how do I start this? (Clears throat. Starts again in an announcer’s voice). Hi. I’m Brock Bruce, and I am here to tell you why I, Brock Bruce, your hardworking Walmart stock boy of 28 years deserves a promotion. (exaggerated wink) No! Aw heck. Okay. (Tries again. Adopts a more serious “sexy” tone). Hi. My name is Brock Bruce. You may have seen me at your local Walmart. I have dedicated 28 years to that store, and the fine customers inside it. As a fellow, neighbor, worker, and citizen of this fair town I am here to tell you why I, Brock Bruce, deserves a promotion, and how together, we can make Walmart Great Again! Agh! Too Trump! Mama always said avoid the political talk. (Sit back down and smile.) Some of my skills include speed stacking, using candy to locating lost children, and peeling the smiley sticker off first try, no tear! Actually, in grade six I was voted most likely to end up working at Walmart, so who cares about skills when the people have spoken! (pause). My hobbies include fitness dancing, because you don’t get a great body like this from just stocking the shelves. Well if you need any more reasons other than these that which I did just tell you, then I don’t think the Walmart smiley face could get this job! And not just because he’s just ahead, I mean… (Talking to self.) Heck, I’ve worked here for 28 years and I can’t get this darned promotion. Speaking to camera. And I really, need this. I mean, it’s not even for me. My mama needs a stairlift so she can get downstairs to the beer fridge; she hasn’t taken her pills dry since her twenties! Besides, I think I’m running out of time. But I swear, if I get this promotion I will be the hardest worker you’ve ever had. I’m Brock Bruce, and I will see you at work tomorrow. I’ll be there early. And stay late. Just in case you need to contact me. Brock Bruce. Any time. I’ll be there. Okie dokie. (Waits for a minute for camera to turn off). Oh, I have to turn it off. (Attempts to turn camera off. Struggles and gets frustrated). MAMA! HOW DO YOU TURN THE CAMERA OFF?

Perform a song if you're comfortable, please.