Cast offsite — this one got away.
Mipha is the Princess of the Zora, a Zora much smaller than most of her kind, yet formidable with a spear. Though usually soft spoken and a little quiet, she does have presence when need be, only seemingly losing the ability to summon that presence around Link. She tends to bring her stronger presence up around Sidon, doing her best to be a role model. Though she’s usually gentle, she does have a slight petty side, usually when it comes to Link, believing she knows and understands him best, even when not always the case.
Voice details: Review Mipha’s game voice lines
Reference: https://youtu.be/ULfX3RmL6_Y
Reference: https://youtu.be/VoLhw4Z3sDI
Line 1: *This is the context. Find the actual lines below*
(This is a memory scene in BotW, rewritten slightly to cover when Mipha is talking to Zelda regarding her upcoming fate with Ruta. This scene has reference, please refer to it!)
Line 2: *This is the context. Find the actual lines below.*
(This is actually an excerpt from Mipha’s Diary. This is her personal moments, calm as she writes to herself, but you can read within the writing she struggles with how to deal with Link, yet is slightly in denial that she may not be the person who can help him.)
Line 3: *This is the context. Find the actual lines below.*
(These are stitched together lines from the BotW DLC lines Mipha has! She's giving Link her final words, and admittedly, trying to look the best she can in his eyes before she won’t see him anymore, though her calm facade breaks when she realizes he may read her diary, revealing some…truths. These are acted out in game, so refer to them!)
At the beginning of your audition, please introduce yourself before you do any lines. We want to know about you and who you are! This is an 18+ project, so make sure to list your age so we know we aren't taking in minors. Finally, make sure to state your availability, (Low, Moderate, High.) The project description does give schedule details, so make sure you've taken that into account before auditioning for a specific role.
