Cornelia Jurczynska
auditioning for
Charli
in Beyond the Dark Productions - ‘The Strata’ - Season 13 | Original audio drama
Beyond the Dark Productions - ‘The Strata’ - Season 13 | Original audio drama
Cornelia Jurczynska for Charli
Voice Actor
Charli
closed
Paid: Flat Rate 20 USD
Role went to:
Sara Seferian
***Payment is set at USD $1 per line ***
This role is in the Supporting category – (50 - 200 lines)
Charli operates a transport vehicle carrying valuable cargo between the Deadlands and The Strata. Charli is practical, experienced and knowledgeable about the region. She understands the ways and customs of the various settlements within the Deadlands, as well as the dangers, and this knowledge allows her to make informed decisions on the best routes to take. She has a strong sense of responsibility for both the cargo and the safety of her passengers. She is cautious and patient, prioritizing the safe arrival of the cargo over rushing or taking unnecessary risks.
Her current mission is to transport a businessman called Darrow and his cargo, an undertaking where she often finds herself acting as the peacemaker between Darrow and their other associates, and generally keeping situations under control. While working in a harsh environment she keeps a positive attitude and still tries to see the good in everyone, sometimes to her own detriment.
Voice description:
- female adult
The sides they read from:
(wary when a companion suggests they set out across the wasteland without a security detail) “Do you really wanna roll the dice on that? Those marauders out there aren’t gonna go easy on us if they catch us.”
(speaking urgently to her security team as her transport is ambushed by bandits on a lonely stretch of highway) “Hey, you’re up! Looks like there’s some cover just ahead, on the side of the road. If you keep low and move fast you should be able to make it! Get going!”
(showing compassion as a friend kneels before a fallen comrade, reluctant to leave their side) “Maybe it’s better if we leave you to say goodbye in your own time. Come back down to the rig when you’re ready. We’ll wait for you. Okay?”
