Profile: The Producer is the person holding the chaos together. They believe in the project — maybe even the director — but they’re the one who deals with cast fights, NCR permits, and last-minute replacements. They care deeply about making something meaningful, but are constantly cleaning up after everyone else’s mess. Cynical but not cold.

Voice type: Grounded, quick-witted, overworked. The “fixer” of the operation.

Vocal traits: Tired but sharp. Thinks faster than they speak. Speaks in sighs, shrugs, and dry remarks.

Key notes:

• Sarcasm is a shield — this character uses humour to cope with stress.
• Voice should feel real, grounded. They’re tired of nonsense but too involved to walk away.
• Able to deliver both dry humour and heartfelt conviction when the script calls for it.
  

Number of lines: ~ 135

Line prompts:

1. [The courier arrives at a chaotic scene: fires burn, extras flee, and crew members scream. Amid it all, one man stands his ground — clearly stressed, but relieved to see someone calm. He launches into a rant, barely keeping it together. ]
   
   previous line: n/a
   
   
2. [The producer is negotiating with an NCR soldier at Hoover Dam. The crew has no permit, and he's scrambling to justify their presence. He's desperate, but quick thinking.]
   
   previous line: Lieutenant Smith - For the last time, no! We’re not letting a bunch of drifters set up cameras here.
   
   
3. [The courier sided with the director. The peace summit never happened. The Great Khans attacked, and the NCR wiped them out. Now, the producer limps over to the player, emotionally broken, feeling like the courier betrayed them.]
   
   previous line: Courier - It's over now.