MAIN ROLE
Zelda is the Princess of Hyrule, a version of Hyrule heavily inspired by the Breath of the Wild Era. She's older than her BotW counterpart, now at the age of 22. She's got an air of maturity, but has retained that stubborness. She's a caring princess, one that feels isolated when people treat her like the princess she is, though her heritage is ingrained, causing her to throw out the 'princess' card when she deems necessary. She starts off angry with the world and frustrated having to learn self defense, but soon falls for the knight training her. This reveals her soft and playful side, now happy to train and be with Link any chance she can get.
Expected Line Count: 1360 Lines
(Royal, British sort of accent. Can sound important when need be, but has a soft cute side.)
Audition Line Context: These tell the context for each given line below.
Line 1: *This is the context. Find the actual lines below*
(Zelda is currently unhappy she has to train, and has to train with someone like Link. She finds it humiliating and a waste of time, and it doesn't help that the person who is supposed to be her instructor seems distant and almost cold, treating her like a babysitter.)
Line 2: *This is the context. Find the actual lines below.*
(Zelda is looking back nostalgically at the past few months she has spent with Link, and as she talks, she realizes just how much Link means to her. He has become the most important person to her. She loves him deeply, and she knows that more than ever before now.)
Line 3: *This is the context. Find the actual lines below.*
(Zelda is teasing Link, as he forgot to tell her they were going on a fun expedition. This is just a cute fun scene of Zelda being adorable and openly teasing and having fun with Link as they ride horses next to each other.)
At the beginning of your audition, please introduce yourself before you do any lines. We want to know about you and who you are! This is an 18+ project, so make sure to list your age so we know we aren't taking in minors. Finally, make sure to state your availability, (Low, Moderate, High.) The project description does give schedule details, so make sure you've taken that into account before auditioning for a specific role.
