Station to Station Casting Call
JuliaGuVO for Miranda Quan
A biochemist who is very enthusiastic about her job. Kinda awkward, kinda genius, with a certain tendency to ramble. Tends to hyper-focus and obsess over problems she needs to solve, often puts others before herself out of habit. Having recently found her research partner and close friend missing, she is a little frantic, a little scared, and driven by sheer willpower to solve the puzzle.
Notes: The child of diplomats, Miranda grew up in a variety of English schools and international cities. As a result, she speaks with a sort-of British accent that uses a colourful variety of foreign idioms and American slang.
Actors trying for the role should have a distinct non-American accent or able to do a consistent non-American accent.
SEEKING: Chinese VAs only. Ability to speak Chinese (any dialect) is a bonus.
Log nineteen, Monday. 1100 hours. So far in my inventory I have: three notebooks, one very creepy tape, a research paper (incomplete) and, I dunno, my plucky wits? Some research cruise this is turning out to be. Last year, a shark tried to eat someone equipment that was being towed behind the ship, and this year everything just got weirder. I had two days off, so I had some time to myself to- to sort through my- to sort through everything. I mean I do have all of Jonathan’s notes, his audio recordings and his files but. Uhm. On the other hand…they…well…to put it mildly, they’re trainwreck that’s just caught fire. It’s nothing but rambling notes and random phrases and self-memos. I’m on pretty thin ground here if I want to string together anything that might lead me to some sort of answer.
I am able to speak Mandarin, though I will admit that I have some difficulty with reading it.