Operation: PGR Fandub Project

Jonathan Goslar for Commandant

Voice Actor
Voice Actor
Commandant
closed
Unpaid
Role assigned to: Random Opportunist

The player character and leader of the Gray Raven squad. Graduated at the top of their class at FOS, they are one of the best commandants around for Babylonia. They are very supportive and caring towards their squadmates.


Because this is a player character, I’m open to male and female voices. 

Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • male adult
  • female adult
  • androgynous
  • female teen
  • male teen
  • (informative, slightly urgent) The Corrupted are still gathering this way…

  • (warm, sincere) I genuinely care about what you’re thinking. I don’t need a reason for that.

  • (authoritative) Gray Ravens, move out!

Jonathan Goslar
Operation: PGR Fandub Project
Avil Ly
Avil Ly

Hello! Thank you so much for your interest in the project. I appreciated hearing both your takes for Commandant and Lee. You have a very strong voice between both your Commandant and Lee! It's clear your voice would be well fit for a leader or someone with that sense of power. I especially liked that for the first take for Lee's first line, you went ahead and added the "Yes, yes you did". It really made me feel like you're right about to criticize your audience or at least give them a good lecture, which is very much a Lee thing to do.

A few things I wanted to note: I feel like the second line -- the warmth line-- for Commandant was a bit lacking in the warmth. I do appreciate that you went for a quieter voice for these lines because doing that actually offers a more intimate scene, but for warmer, I would recommend imagining you're trying to comfort a friend or smiling while saying the line because facial expressions can actually affect the way you perform as well. Even pretending you're reaching out, patting someone on the back -- something like that can help a bit more with lifting up your performance. Likewise, if you add in little things like a small chuckle or a sigh (being more general), it gives your performance a little more spice and makes your auditions stand out more.

Regarding your Lee, I felt that it was a little too calm for the directions given and it began to fall into a little more monotone. One trick I have for this is stressing different words, switching up your pitches at times, and again, back to moving your body and matching facial expressions to the directions or scene to really sell the performance.

If you're interested at all, I would love to see your take on Nikola as well as a reaudition with all things that I have written in mind. Otherwise, thank you so much for your time and I hope to work with you soon.

    Jonathan Goslar

    Thank you for your honest feedback. I really believe it will help me out. I will do all those things and get back to you.

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