Your Will | Original Animated Teaser
Lauren for Fury, Horseman of the Apocalypse
Fury, Horseman of the Apocalypse
Fury is ancient, powerful, and deeply world-weary, but alarmingly warm. Her voice should carry impossible weight without sounding stereotypically old or excessively gruff. Restraint is key. A more grounded approach would be like an overworked mother who has seen too much twice over. Funny enough, Nicole Watterson's voice is a particular voice reference for this role. Please keep in mind, this is a voice reference, not a request for an impression.
This role's current wordcount: 99 words.
Spoken lines: 10.
Word and line count are subject to change.
https://youtu.be/ZNrx5UIEWkY?t=54 - Nicole Watterson voice reference.
https://youtu.be/2FpOi9y0z14 - Structural/tonal inspiration reference
Please keep in mind: this is a voice reference, not a request for an impression. In fact, personal interpretations of Fury are highly encouraged. If you hear something different in the character or want to take the performance in a direction I haven’t described, I’d genuinely like to hear it. The references above are guidelines, not restrictions.
Please submit your auditions in AABBCC format and your preferred method of communication.
- american
- female adult
- maturity
- adult
Dry/warm: “You weren’t the strongest… Not the fastest. Heh, not even the brightest.”
Jaded/introspective: “How in the hell didn’t we see it? In you. Again and again, you offered yourself.”
Quiet/sincere: “…Long after we’re dead and gone, you’ll still have it. You know what I’m talking about, right? Your will.”