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Searching for kids aged 4-12 to voice the main character in an anti-bullying animation. 

To audition, email an audio recording which includes your name, age, and reading of the sides attached below. 

Try to present the best quality audio you can, as this project is to be completed remotely.

Voice-Over

A rambunctious young kid with a huge heart. They love to play with all different types of friends, but sometimes they have a hard time being able to tell when the other kids aren't being nice.

Both genders

LEAD

Casting Lead Voiceover for Anti-Bullying Short Film

A spin on the classic comedy play "Born Yesterday":
Set in the 1950's, Buzz Calhoun is an athletic, arrogant, popular boy in town, and High School football programs are a calling. There's just ONE small problem.

The coach of the High School football team that Buzz is shooting for the most, Sacred Heart, wants their players to have "normal" families and girlfriends, nobody to wild or eccentric, therefore, Buzz's girlfriend, the pretty but ditzy Candy, is endangering him getting accepted.

Buzz therefore secures the services of Lucas, a friendly but nerdy boy in school, to teach Candy how to be more "proper".
But, what happens when Candy starts to realize, as these lessons go on, and her confidence in herself grows, she's just being used?

A kind, smart, friendly kid, but a VERY unpopular boy among his peers. Buzz and his friends especially tease and bully him.
Lucas, at first, is more intrigued with trying to help the rough and tumble Candy to become more "Refined", but he soon starts to realize he has a MASSIVE crush on her.

Male

Lucas

A combination of "Mob doll" and "Greaser girl". She is a bit ditzy and naive, but not stupid. What she has in beauty she lacks in self-confidence.
As the story progresses, she slowly begins to fall out of love with Buzz and fall *in* love with Lucas.
Think Fran Fine from "The Nanny" or Rizzo from "Grease", a somewhat Brooklyn-esque accent would work best.

Female

Candy

Buzz is the quarterback of his Junior Football team. He's athletic, popular, and good looking, but also extremely obnoxious, arrogant, and bullying.
Candy, as his girlfriend, is more there for the visual then for him actually liking her, but he's willing to drop her like a bad habit to get on a particular High School football team.

Buzz

"The Tutor" - Classic Comedy play

A replacement scene for Vagabond Digital's upcoming "Scene Showcase 10".

Premise: Zack is a hopeless romantic of an 11 year old, who wants nothing more then to find that right gal for him. When he comes across a book called "How To Get The Girl", he sees it as a sign to read from it to try it's many suggestions at getting that right someone, to mostly (negative) comic consequences.

A friendly, outgoing boy, but also very lonely, and a hopeless romantic. He tries various ways to "get the girl" in this scene, which mostly fail.

A strong sense of comedic timing and comedy acting chops is encouraged for this, a definite show stealer for our Scene Showcase.

Zack

Zack tries to sweet talk her by acting like the famous Golden Age of Hollywood performer Charles Boyer. She is giggly and sweet (To bad she's already taken).

Girl 1

A shy, demure, almost Disney Princess type. She is on her balcony when Zack serenades her with the famous Romeo and Juliet balcony scene.

Girl 2

A somewhat nerdy girl, glasses and all. Zack tries the "bad boy/direct" approach to winning her over. It goes about as well as you would expect. She is NOT afraid to slap someone silly if she is angered.

Girl 3

A rather excitable girl. Zack tosses her a "Secret Admirer" note. Unfortunately for him, the girl thinks it's from her crush named Jason.

Girl 4

The last girl Zack meets. We later find out her name is Stephanie. She is a sweet "girl next door" type, and she and Zack seem to bond almost right away.

Girl 5 AKA: Stephanie

"How To Get The Girl" - Voice-Over Project

9 voice over actors required to fill in roles for the animated movie.

Fresh candidates are also encouraged to apply.

$45 / Hour

Voice actors rquired who can work along a team environment and be disciplined

Cameo Voice overs

Need Several Voice Actors for an Animated Film Project.

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