Bap Blvd
Christopher Lamont for Sam Jin
Early-mid 20's. Korean.
Restaurant server by day, video editor by night. Living paycheque to paycheque isn't exactly what the film degree dropout had in mind, but "it is what it is". He feels like he's stuck in a repetitive routine, and isn't quite sure if there's any alternative.
Number of Lines: Approximately 70 lines.
Accent: Canadian. Ontario accent preferred.
Voice/Personality: Casual, outgoing, charismatic, slightly quirky/snarky, somewhat jaded/mellow.
Additional Notes:
- In-universe, he's the director and cameraman of the film, meaning he's in nearly every episode.
- Not required, but if you can speak Korean feel free to add it as a note.
- Sam does swear, though it is somewhat rare.
- english
- male young adult
- canadian
- general canadian
- animation/character
- toronto
(Casual) So basically yeah, it's like a film about figuring out what the film is going to be. What do you think?
(Teasing) No no no, I understand you completely. Honestly, water is a little too spicy.
(Troubled) You know, some days I wonder, "am I just going to do same thing over and over again for the next fifty years?"... and other days I'm afraid I already know the answer.
