Reckless Truth: Contemporary Fantasy Audiobook/Drama CASTING SECOND ROUND
Bialoglowa for Green
Green
Age: 21
Nationality: Scottish-Korean
Ethnicity: Korean
Recurring: Yes
Role Type: Secondary
The mysterious character who approaches the cast through bold, green text that appears on their electronics. Nobody knows who they are, or where they came from, but they have invaluable information that might just save their lives...
Without spoiling her reveal, this character is female and Scottish-Korean. She was raised in Scotland like the rest of the cast, and is profoundly deaf, blind, and a (slightly) ambulatory wheelchair user. She speaks in a slow, almost melodic voice when calm and is usually quite soft and patient with those she loves. She rarely loses her temper, but can frequently become bitter, sarcastic or even arrogant when annoyed -- she is devestatingly cutting with her words and attitude, quick to make her displeasure known if needed.
I would especially love if you have a Deaf accent for this role, as Green canonically has one, but this isn't mandatory. We are also favourable to have actors of any East Asian descent.
(This character's real identity is technically a spoiler. I've added enough details for you to know the sort of job this is, and further details will be given once I cast you!)
- english
- warm
- chinese
- Scottish-Korean
- Melodic
- scottish
- adult
- Deaf
- asian
- gentle
- japanese
- female adult
- scottish (dundee)
- audiobook
- female young adult
- korean
- Disabled
- scottish (edinburgh)
- scottish (glaswegian)
- radio drama
- scottish (highlands)
- East Asian
- disabled
- Any XLR MIC
- audacity
- reaper
- adobe audition
- Deaf
- focusrite scarlett 2i2
- XLR
- focusrite scarlett solo
- rode nt1
- korean
- scottish korean
- asian
- Asian Scottish
"Listen. The energy here is not an accident. Runaways, dysfunctional families… they come here. So do inhuman people. It draws the lost to it."
[fond, sad] "Take care of yourself, baby bird. I want to see you fly again."
[annoyed] "Don’t tell me how to do my job, Moore. I guarantee I’m better at it than you."