Minty
auditioning for
Dr. Adrian Cole | Series Regular
in OIU: Overnight Investigations Unit | Original IMVU Crime Series Casting
OIU: Overnight Investigations Unit | Original IMVU Crime Series Casting
Minty for Dr. Adrian Cole | Series Regular
Voice Actor
Dr. Adrian Cole | Series Regular
closed
Unpaid
Role went to:
Minty
Description / Characteristics
Age: 30 | Medical Examiner / Forensic Consultant
Adrian is the person who brings everyone back to the facts.
He is dry, precise, observant, and not easily impressed. Detectives can have theories all night long, but Adrian cares about what the injuries, timing, and physical evidence actually support.
He is intelligent without trying to prove it, and his humor is subtle. He does not need to be loud to shut down a bad theory. A simple look or one dry sentence can do the job.
He should feel professional and grounded, but not stiff. There is personality there, it just comes through in restraint, timing, and how calmly he says things other people might find uncomfortable.
What I’m looking for:
Calm, intelligent delivery
Dry humor
Strong control and timing
Able to make forensic dialogue sound natural
Comfortable with subtle acting
Can challenge other characters without sounding arrogant
Able to take direction and adjust a performance
Commitment:
This is a series regular role, so I’m looking for someone who wants to stay with OIU long-term. You’ll need to be available for future episodes, retakes, and scheduled IMVU filming sessions.
Voice description:
- male adult
The sides they read from:
Dry / Personality “Could be. I enjoy when you answer your own questions.” Direction: Very dry. Almost amused, but understated.
Forensic / Professional “The head injury came from the fall. The bruising on her wrists didn’t. That happened afterward, which means whatever happened in that parking lot didn’t end when she hit the ground.” Direction: Calm and clinical, but clear enough that the detectives immediately understand why it matters.
Serious / Challenging the Theory “You can build the cleanest theory in the world, but if the injuries don’t support it, it’s wrong. So either the witness is missing something, or you are.” Direction: Firm, controlled, and confident. No attitude for the sake of attitude.
