Minecraft Crime: Episode 1

Gear Johnston-Freeman for Blacksmith

Apr 13, 2022 Gear Johnston-Freeman auditioning for Blacksmith in Minecraft Crime: Episode 1

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Blacksmith

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Unpaid

Cast offsite — this one got away.

The blacksmith has been working for the Kingsley's for a long time. He's a single father of a daughter and though presents himself with a tough attitude he is kind hearted at heart. He is also an accomplice in the murder of Marshall Kingsley but his reason for murder was his daughter and her future and was manipulated by Jonathan.

The sides they read from:

" You another of those inspectors? "
" I ain't got time for ya then.. unless you can do something for me in return "
" Here's a lantern I made with some of the ingredients you gave me, as a token of gratitude for giving me a meal. "

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Gear Johnston-Freeman for Blacksmith

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My dad had a collection of silly voices he would use while I was growing up to get a laugh out of me or my mom and I always thought he was so cool for being able to do them. I would try to replicate them and after a while I developed a pretty keen sense of mimicry for certain voices. I went on to do impressions and little character voices just for fun, for prank calls or jokes with my friends, I was a child with a talent, that was all. Much, MUCH later I would get into D&D and I would find as a Dungeon Master that all these voices I could do could be used to portray characters with distinct personalities discernable from the textures of their voices alone. In playing D&D I discovered a love for improvisational performance, role playing, and storytelling. Before then I had been a filmmaker and I'm still studying Cinema in college, but D&D presented this super accessible means of having my performances and stories heard. D&D is inseparable from Critical Role, a live game played by famous voice actors and hosted most often by Matthew Mercer. That beloved show served as something of a pipeline to Voice Acting for me as, curious, I looked into what it takes to be a Voice Actor. The truth as I understand it is that it takes a lot, even if you've got what it takes, it takes more than that. I know that's vague but I'm new! That is how I understand it, but I don't gotta make it big, all I want is to voice some characters. The relationship between a Voice Actor and a character that speaks with their voice but wasn't necessarily created by them is a really surreal and genuinely otherworldly experience and that's all I'm here to do. I'm sure some crazy things will happen along the way, but as long as you've got a character for me to voice, I'm in it till the end!

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