The Man in Room Two - Story #1 of "The Front Porch"
Kiri for Rebecca Hall, Detective
Rebecca Hall, Detective
Detective Rebecca Hall is a seasoned homicide detective with the Austin PD. She is intelligent, controlled, and emotionally disciplined without being cold. A working mother, she balances professionalism with quiet vulnerability, never allowing either to fully dominate.
Hall does not grandstand. She listens more than she speaks. When she does speak, it’s precise, deliberate, and usually understated. Her authority comes from experience, not volume.
She is skeptical by nature, procedural by training, and slow to jump to conclusions. That skepticism will be tested in ways she cannot anticipate.
This is a character-driven audio drama. Performances should prioritize authenticity over theatrics. You are encouraged to bring your own interpretation within the boundaries of realism.
Performance Notes:
* Naturalistic delivery is essential. This is not a heightened noir performance. Keep it grounded
* Strength without hardness. Hall is confident, not aggressive. Controlled, not detached.
* Emotional Range matters. Much of Hall's conflict is internal. Subtle shifts in tone are more important than overt emotion.
* Keep in mind this term: "Competent under pressure." She's a natural leader, and able to think on her feet. Even when rattled, she maintains composure... until she can't.
* A neutral American accent is preferred. A subtle Texas undertone is welcome but not required. If used, it should be restrained and situational.
Vocal Qualities
* Clear, steady voice
* Calm authority
* Able to convey tension without raising volume
* Comfortable with quiet moments and pauses.
Content Notes
This role involves:
* Crime-related subject matter
* Psychological tension
* Emotional Intensity (non-graphic)
* Some foul language (no F-bombs)
Please record all three lines in order, with no music nor effects. Clean, natural delivery is preferred!
- english
- audiobook
- female adult
- texan
- adult
- audacity
- garageband
- adobe audition
You're not under arrest, but this isn't a casual conversation either. So let's start with the truth - whatever version of it you're prepared to offer.
I’ve heard confessions from people who craved attention, people who needed help, and people who needed a lawyer. Right now, I can’t tell which one you are
If you're lying, you're wasting my time. And if you're not... then we're already too late.