Romance Follower Mod for Skyrim

jbfarley for Narrator

Aug 05, 2017 jbfarley auditioning for Narrator in Romance Follower Mod for Skyrim

Voice Actor

Narrator

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Unpaid

Role went to: paladinus

Voice Requirement: I am open to any voice types for this, as long as the person is articulate and speaks clearly. The work low is very low. There is only one paragraph of dialogue for this role. The audition lines cover the first 3 sentences of it, actually.

Personality Bio: He is a simple narrator who enjoys his job. He's the narrator for the play that Malvorg and Bertran are also a part of.

The sides they read from:

There
once was a Jarl who had trouble in his lands, yes trouble indeed. You see,
there was great evil afoot, and he knew he could not let it be.
The
terrible necromancer, this mage of Summerset, called himself Malvorg and
stepped upon the soil of his brothers’ homeland.
Yes,
the Bretons of High Rock, strong as a steed, called to his blood and he could
only give heed.

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No credits yet. Everyone starts at zero — this is where the montage begins.

First of all, the picture is an old joke because I'm the whitest person I know and also have a deep voice, hence white chocolate being my weird pseudonym that I never actually use.

I'm just a 30 year old man who has always hoped my voice would be used for something. As a little kid, my dream was to be a color commentator for WWF. When other kids wanted to be The Rock or Stone Cold I wanted to be Jim Ross. In 2009 I had a radio personality tell me my voice was better than his, which was years after people already told me my voice was good, but that was what triggered my desire to initially get into broadcasting. I've gone back and forth on what I wanted to do with my voice someday, but voice acting was always on the top of that list. The only thing I knew I could never do is sing, that's just cruel.

I finally decided to do this from the encouragement of a beautiful woman, which I feel like is how I make far too many of my decisions, but this was a good one. It was that conversation which led me to discover that site and the encouraging community it possesses. I have yet to see a single negative comment on any of the unpaid auditions I've looked at, which is awesome.

I may never be a professional voice actor, but now for the first time in 30 years, I can say I tried. If nothing else, I am happy to keep trying until something sticks and not have any regrets. Regrets are for the lazy and stupid.

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