A note before you read on: We have a scripts. There's structure, there's direction, there's a clear shape to every episode. But we love improv. We genuinely believe that the best moments in audio drama come from actors who feel free to play within the lines, not just read them. Ad-libs, natural reactions, little moments that aren't on the page... that's what makes it sound real. If you're someone who likes to bring a bit of yourself to a role, you're going to love working on this.

Season 1. 8 episodes. Approximately 650 words of host dialogue per episode, which works out to roughly 6-7 minutes of recorded material per episode. This is a recurring role across the full season.

About the Role:

Raven Sinclair is the host of Midnight Radio. She woke up one day inside a radio station with no memory of how she got there. The doors don't lead anywhere. The windows don't show a sky. She can't leave. And she loves it. Because this is the job she always wanted. She always dreamed of being a radio presenter. Whatever cosmic thing put her here knew that. It gave her exactly what she wanted. Just not in the way she expected.

Raven is quick-witted, warm, rebellious, and genuinely intelligent. She's not a typical smooth horror narrator but she's not winging it either. She's someone who has always wanted to be behind a microphone and now that she finally is, she's having the time of her life. She leans into the role. She knows how to hold a pause. She knows how to land a transition. But underneath the presenter instincts there's a real person who gets excited when a story scares her, gets quiet when something lands, and cracks dry, dark jokes between segments like she's talking to a friend, not an audience.

Confident but not polished. Smart but not showing off. Funny in a way that sneaks up on you. The kind of person who makes you feel like you're in on something. She has the rhythm of a natural radio host but the warmth of someone who's still amazed she gets to do this.

What we're looking for:

A voice that has that late night radio quality to it. Someone who sounds like they belong behind a microphone. But not in a corporate, trained way. In a way that feels like they were born for it and finally got their shot. Natural. Conversational. Someone who can shift from dark humor to genuine emotion to quiet unease without it ever feeling forced. The kind of voice that makes you stay on the station.

Raven needs to feel like a real radio presenter who also happens to be a real person. She's got the instincts. She knows how to hold a room. But she never loses the human underneath. When something scares her, you hear it. When something moves her, you feel it. And when she's having fun, it's contagious.