(DEADLINE EXTENDED) Origins of Farendia: Fantasy Audio Miniseries/ Prequel 1 (CASTING) Melodies of Willowveil

Tristan Fane for High Matriarch Hilde

Tristan Fane
Tristan Fane auditioning for High Matriarch Hilde in (DEADLINE EXTENDED) Origins of Farendia: Fantasy Audio Miniseries/ Prequel 1 (CASTING) Melodies of Willowveil
Gabberific
Gabberific

Honestly, this comes off very strong! I love the tone and the gentleness you bring to Hilde! I would say the only, small thing would be line 3 needed a bit more emotion, but that really was all. :D

    Tristan Fane
    Tristan Fane

    Ah, thank you for the feedback. Do you need me to resubmit?

      Gabberific
      Gabberific

      You are more than welcome to! It really doesn't hurt to! :D

High Matriarch Hilde
Voice Actor Voice Actor

High Matriarch Hilde

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Role went to: Tristan Fane

Hilde resides in Willowveil where she was born. Although quite young to be in the position, she was able to become a Matriarch due to her strong, philosophical connections and teachings. She even teaches the children at the grand hall. She would retire at a much younger age than most elders and is known to reside in the current timeline somewhere out west.


Name: Hilde

Age: 34

Characteristics: Philosophical, Softspoken, Benevolent

Voice Inspirations: Gaia Wise (War of the Rohirrim), Hedy Burress (Final Fantasy X), Erica Harlacher (Violet Evergarden) 


Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • english (american)
  • Considerate
  • Soft
  • female adult
  • english (british)
  • english
  • Sensitive
The sides they read from:
  • (Gentle/ Forthcoming) “All the same to you. I pray we have not disturbed your solitude?”

  • (Commentative/ Sensitive) “If you look closely at it in the way I do… this storm has many other meanings. The mighty rumble of thunder is our perception of fear itself. It awakens us with its alarming presence; a warning, if you will. The lightning, meanwhile, is a beacon. Although inconsistent and sporadic, if we follow, it will guide us through the darkness.”

  • (Annoyed/ Sentimental) “Brutes. I thought it was a well-spoken thought!"