Minty
auditioning for
Venue Manager | Guest Role
in OIU: Overnight Investigations Unit | Original IMVU Crime Series Casting
OIU: Overnight Investigations Unit | Original IMVU Crime Series Casting
Minty for Venue Manager | Guest Role
Voice Actor
Venue Manager | Guest Role
closed
Unpaid
Role went to:
Mea Duchess
Description / Characteristics
Age: Open | Rooftop Venue Manager
The Venue Manager is responsible for helping OIU piece together what happened after Leah left the rooftop party.
They are cooperative, professional, and understandably uneasy once detectives realize the venue’s security footage contains a major gap. This character is not suspicious, but they are suddenly responsible for answering a lot of questions about cameras, deliveries, and what was happening around the building that night.
This is a smaller role, but the performance should still feel natural and grounded. Think competent venue employee dealing with police in the middle of the night, not someone delivering exposition.
What I’m looking for:
Natural, believable delivery
Professional but not stiff
Comfortable with procedural dialogue
Able to sound slightly unsettled without overacting
Clear microphone
Able to take direction and provide retakes if needed
Commitment:
This is an Episode 1 supporting role. You’ll need to be available for retakes and scheduled IMVU filming connected to this scene.
The sides they read from:
Explaining the Footage “That’s her there. She comes into frame at 2:41, then the truck backs in a few minutes later and blocks the whole camera.” Direction: Matter-of-fact, but you’re starting to realize how important this footage is.
Providing Information “The truck’s from Del Mar Bakery. They deliver to the kitchen every night, usually around the same time.” Direction: Helpful and professional. You’re giving detectives something useful.
Concerned / Uneasy “I can pull the other cameras too, but that one covers most of the lot. If something happened while it was blocked, we wouldn’t have seen it.” Direction: Let a little concern creep in. The seriousness of the situation is starting to land.
