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Atherak: Main Antagonist
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Atherak: Main Antagonist

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Paid: Flat Rate 20 USD
Cast offsite — this one got away.

Atherak is an ancient, intelligent and dangerous figure with a strong connection to the End.

He isn’t a constantly screaming or stereotypically evil villain. Atherak is generally calm, controlled and confident. He should feel threatening because he rarely needs to raise his voice.

At times he can be manipulative, intimidating and cruel, but there are also moments where glimpses of the person he once was begin to appear.



Vocal references / inspiration:
Some performances that capture qualities I have in mind for Atherak include The Conductor from Infinity Train, Smaug from The Hobbit, and Emperor Belos from The Owl House.

These are intended as references for tone, presence and performance rather than voices to directly imitate. Creative interpretations are strongly encouraged, and I’m very open to hearing a version of Atherak that I may not have considered.

RECORDING REQUIREMENTS

  • Please audition using the recording setup you would expect to use for the final role.

  • Clean audio with minimal background noise, echo or processing is preferred.

  • Please submit raw or lightly processed audio rather than heavily EQ'd/compressed voice-over audio.

  • Remote live direction may occasionally be requested for important scenes, depending on availability.

HOW TO AUDITION


Please send:

• Your Atherak audition
• Your name / preferred credit
• Your usual recording rate
• A link to your demo reel or previous work, if available


Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • male adult
  • british
The sides they read from:
  • “After all this time, you’ve all decided to return to my world, and make a mess of things”

  • “Though it doesn’t matter. Things can be created, and things can be deleted. Thankfully, I know how to do both.”

  • “You speak as though I chose this. You have no idea what they took from me.”