Pokemon Adventures Black and White, Volume 1 & 2 Casting
The Dragon Girl 27 for White
White is the second protagonist of the BW Arc, which is why so many lines are required for this audition . She's the president of the BW Agency, a company that has a large arsenal of Pokémon that 'work' as actors for commercials, plays, stunt, practically everything! White plays a rather large role during pretty much everyone of the volumes, so be prepared for that.
White's title is "The Dreamer", a title that she shares with Black. She is given a Pokédex much later than Black in the arc, when she goes on a journey to train and become stronger, She starts off reluctant to battle, never having fought even a single one, but that changes later on in the arc.
Call me whenever you need a Pokémon for a scene! I promise to deliver the perfect Pokémon to meet your needs! We do tearjerkers! Comedies! Extreme Stunts!
(Watching her and Black's Tepigs) These two sure get along a lot better than we do! Oh well. Guess I better get back to Black and figure out where we're going to camp tonight! Maybe Black can help with Gigi's workout too.
...How many times did I say Black's name just now? Well, he IS pretty handsome... and he's got a lot of enthusiasm... Hm, if he were a Pokémon, I could turn him into a star!
(scared)Black, I can't fight! I've never fought a single Pokémon battle in my life!
I've seen you're auditions around CCC for a while, lemme give you some tips. First off, I recommend that you speak a little slower and focus on enunciating your words better. That is something that is extremely important if you're a VA, you want people to know what you're saying. Secondly, make sure to stop and take some breaths between some words. Saying everything in one breath is unnatural, but you don't want your breathing to be too loud or noticeable, having good breath control is key. Thirdly, (this is gonna be difficult to put into words but) read into the lines, understand them. Improve on your acting skills is what I'm saying. Not too fast and over the top, but not too slow and deadpan. I know improving on acting skills takes a lot and A LOT of time, (trust me, I see so much of me from a year ago in you, back when I really started caring about VA work.) But if you keep practicing, you WILL get better. I can see the effort and passion you put into all of your auditions, and that's extremely admirable. Sorry If I sounded mean or anything, I'm being honest because I want you to succeed. Hope this helps!