Re:ZERO || Episode 1 Fandub (5M/3F) [CAST LIST IS OUT]
Asfii for Elsa Granhiert
Age: 20-35
Voice Type: Normal Mid - Medium High Toned Voice. A fairly typical adult female voice.
Elsa is a skilled assassin who has a sick obsession with the guts of her victims. Although this is never explicitly shown, she does deliver a few lines about it, demonstrating how sadistic and powerful she is. Most of her lines are fairly calm and collected, giving her a eerie presence since the audience knows she is evil and can strike at any second.
(Very professional sounding. Like a friendly business woman.) As it happens the client sent me with some extra funds, just in case I needed to sweeten the deal.
(Eerily friendly. Less business like and with a tiny hint of craziness *very subtle*) Are you surprised? I opened up your stomach when we passed by each other. This is the one thing I excel at.
(don't take this line to fast. She is kneeling over a dying Subaru who is great pain. She has an overly friednly and slightly patronizing tone. when she starts saying "slowly," she becomes much more focused and evil sounding.) Does it hurt? Are you suffering? In pain? Sad? Do you want to die? Slowly, slowly, slowly... slowly...... slowly.
Audio Quality: GOOD || Room Quality: MEDIUM || Comments: You did an awesome job! Great audition! You did good at emoting the crazed intonations. I would be mindful of clipping, you almost did a few times when you go loud. There was a bit of reverb (or echo) I could hear from the room you're recording on occasion. But this very subtle and once your voice would be in the final mix of a project, you wouldn't notice. I didn't actually intend for her to get more crazed as she said "slowly" each time, but you interpretation of the line worked great!
Thanks so much for your replies! I'll make sure to work more on getting rid of the static in the future, and I can fix the echo with some stuff I just ordered. I'll also try to work on the clipping. Again, thank you! This is very helpful information! :D
That's great to hear! Keep up the good work, you're doing good :) I'm glad my info was helpful. I always to give people usable feedback whenever I host casting calls, but sometimes I'm not sure if it actually helps them, so I'm glad to hear it was useful :)