Lumisau for Calamus

OneShot Cinematic Game Dub - CLOSED

Lumisau for Calamus

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Calamus

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Calamus is one of the two children residing in the ruins, the other being his younger sister, Alula. When their father passed away, Calamus, took responsibility for raising Alula. He seems serious when worrying about Alula, but is just a young teenager underneath.

I don't remember why, but our father left the village while we were still young. ...Well, it's just Alula and I now. I can't lose her too…
Oh! My book! Gosh, I still need to finish studying it… My friend gave it to me for Solstice Day. He's the one who wrote it, actually! He's also the one who taught me how to read! I have a few more of his books somewhere...

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Hello! My name is Darcy Maguire, from Brisbane, Australia. I've been in the online voiceover scene for a long time now. If you've ever been in fandom spaces such as Undertale, you may have heard my voice around. You also might have seen my username around the Voice Acting Club's Discord server, where I am an admin. Somehow, I hold a lot of power in the online voiceover scene. This means absolutely nothing.

I specialise in young boy characters or androgynous characters, with the occasional tough young adult woman for good measure. I've been in indie games, legit anime dubs, online animations, visual novels, e-learning, audio plays, In The Groove tournament mods... Your usual smorgasbord of projects. My specialities acting-wise include battle efforts and negative emotions.

She/her or they/them. My gender identity is a mirage at best, and I really appreciate being able to voice male, female, and nonbinary characters as my own personal form of gender expression.

While I'm from Australia, my neutral US accent has managed to fool actual working industry professionals. Of course, my natural accent is pretty clearly and authentically Australian (though I have had people in the past guess I'm from anywhere from Britain to Texas, somehow). I actually find studying the Australian accent really fascinating! If you're ever struggling with your Australian accent, send me a message - I'd be happy to give you a few pointers.

I have a pretty solid home studio set-up. I use a BeesNeez BU87i C into an Audient iD4, using Adobe Audition as my DAW of choice. I record in a home-made booth made in the style of a WhisperRoom. "What the heck kinda mic is that?", I hear you asking? It's a U87 clone made by a boutique mic company situated veeery close to where I grew up, and it's important to support local business! I also have a bit of a hipster streak and I enjoy having cool things others aren't particularly familiar with.

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