Blank Canvas: A Dream On Paper (Casting Call Wave 2)
DannySpillerVA for Lance (PAID 18+, 1M)
About: Lance, the jack-of-all-trades, a clumsy, dorky guy who is always searching for his spot in the world with various hobbies ranging from dancing to skating to cooking, he still can’t seem to find a calling that speaks to him the most. He approaches life with an open mind and a warm heart, especially towards his friends, family, and his dad’s beloved birds (who he treats like royalty). However, his quirky nature often puts him in awkward situations, particularly romantic ones where his sincerity sometimes gets tangled in his dorkiness.
Payment Rate: $3 per Line
Voice Type: Medium High-Medium (American Accent Preferred)
Voice Reference: Brightbill - The Wild Robot (2024) https://youtu.be/TQKAcBfplHk?si=vbeqFE5fyAbIE_9k
Varian - Tangled Before Ever After (2017)https://youtu.be/mYaqBrVAfGY?si=7WjMyP24J0vjB9PI
- english
- romantic
- Mild Mannered
- spontaneous
- all american accents
- friendly
- Quirky
- Goofy
- Dorky
- male young adult
- male teen
"H-Hello! I, uh, *um*, saw you walking across the campus and I . . . I wanted to say that you are, like, super duper gorgeous. Like, uh, *really*, gorgeous and, uh, maybe you and I could hang out for lunch or something based on a coin flip! If it lands on heads you and me, lunch. If it lands on tails, then, uhhh, . . . I . . . *I don't really know.* I don't want to think that far ahead, but OKAY! Let's just do this! *Flips on coin, it lands on tails.* Well . . . shoot. Best out of three?"
“I keep searching for something that gives me a real sense of direction, but nothing ever sticks. I've tried so many of these different things, hoping that one of them will feel right, and it never does. I'm left with a messy schedule and- ugh, It's hopeless. By now, I thought I'd have something figured out—something I could be proud of . . . something he could be proud of. (Pause) What if I never do? What if I’m just . . . lost forever?”
“Sometimes, I look at my mom, and a wave of panic just washes over me. I . . . I’m scared all the time, you know? What if she gets worse, and I can’t do anything to help? What if I lose her? What if I don’t have the strength to face it? I keep trying to stay positive, but it’s so hard. I just . . . want her to be okay.”