Starbound 2-D animated pilot
Charybdis19 for RIVER — OTTER (Small role)
RIVER — OTTER (Small role)
River: A friendly otter who lives in the forest with Astro and Nova. River is sociable and expressive, helping bring the woodland community to life.
Voice: Friendly, natural and expressive. River should sound like someone from the forest community, with a little personality and warmth.
Requirements
● Clear, natural and expressive voice acting.
● Ability to deliver dialogue with believable emotion and timing.
● Good-quality recordings with minimal background noise.
● Willingness to take direction, provide additional takes and meet agreed deadlines.
You don’t need professional voice-acting experience or expensive equipment. A phone recording is fine if it’s clear. Please don’t add music, sound effects or voice filters to your audition.
Project Details
● Payment: Volunteer and unpaid. There is no guaranteed payment or promise of future paid work.
● Credit: You’ll be credited for your voice role in the finished project.
● Schedule: The recording workload and deadlines will be discussed and agreed before you commit.
● Recording: Clean dialogue files are required if you’re selected.
We’re looking for someone who can help bring River and the Star Bound forest community to life.
- english
- General American English preferred but other natural English accents are welcome
- Any voice gender is welcome if the performance suits the character
- A microphone capable of recording clear dialogue in a quiet environment Expensive equipment is not necessary
- Voice acting natural dialogue delivery emotional expression clear pronunciation and taking direction
- No specific software required Clean recordings without music or sound effects are preferred
Audition line 1 — Casual “Hey, have you two heard? Everyone’s gathering tonight to watch the meteor!”
Audition line 2 — Disappointed “We waited for ages. The whole sky lit up for a second, and then… nothing.”
Audition line 3 — Concerned “Something about this doesn’t feel right. I just can’t explain it.”