Voices From The Outer Ring (Lead Role Re-Opened)
Thevoiceer for Stony
Indisputably the most chill person in Jaska's social circle. It is uncertain whether Stony is his real name or a nickname given to him due to his habit of giving off pieces of half-baked wisdom. He currently works at the pizza parlor where Jaska and his friends frequent. Stony is an animal enthusiast, with a more refined affinity for reptiles. Though he is rarely seen outside of his workplace or hanging out with his usual three friends, quite a number of people seem to be well-acquainted with him. He's an outwardly simple young man with very complex layers underneath.
His voice should sound relaxed by default with a tendency to drag out some of his words.
[Optional: You don't have to do this, but I would like it if you introduced yourself and state what made you interested in this project.]
(Rambling ) "Last night I saw a moth buzzing around my apartment light. It got me thinkin'. Why are moths so attracted to light, anyway? I did some reading, and one theory says it could be due to some shit called transverse orientation. Somethin' about... usin' a fixed angle on light sources and shit for navigation. See, back in the olden days before man-made lights, moths would use moonlight to get to where they needa be. Then there's this l'il mothafucka thinkin' my porch light is the goddamn moon. He's doin' everything he's hardwired to do... but he ain't gonna get nowhere. S'been fuckin' with me, man."
(Antsy) "Real talk though, when those cops came by I swallowed the whole bag. Think I'mma stay home. Tonight... tonight's gonna be weird."
Hello, and thank you for auditioning for Stony. Regrettably, I would have to say that this isn't the kind of tone nor read I am looking for in the character. I don't have many qualms about the quality of the audio, though I am sorry to say that the read comes off as monotone. Voice acting is both parts voice and acting, and to achieve the latter, consider the idiolects and nuances that the character may have. To make a convincing read, you should aim to perform your lines as if you aren't actually reading off a script. Live and breathe the character, and take note of any mannerisms, no matter how small, they may have. Even the little details add up to make a character's personality. Thank you for taking the time to audition.
Thank you for you feed back :)